Crap Wildlife Photography needs no introduction. Social media has people sharing weirdly wonderful and impossibly crappy photographs of wildlife. No perfect shots, no well-thought compositions, no good timing: crap photography celebrates the exact opposite. So get your popcorn ready to scroll through the freshest batch of wildlife photos with deliberately zero quality standards. And after you’re done, make sure to check out our previous posts with the same excellence in crappiness.
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“We have an albino squirrel in our backyard. I’ve been stalking him for his photo. Finally got one. Isn’t he beautiful!”
“Okay, So Maybe I Need More Practice Photographing Birds”
“Caught this guy raiding the bird feeder at night. Not sure why he felt the need to cover his private parts”
“This great horned owl was chilling on the roof behind our house. I raced around the block where the light was better and got this!”
“The vulture wasn’t in the greatest of moods when I was clicking him. He decided to express his feelings, but not in the way I thought he would.”
“I know my photography skills are crap. It seems more like stars twinkling in the night sky. I waited for hours in the cave, sweating to capture the glowworms and this what I managed.”
“At first, you will think it is an optical illusion or some fault of the camera. But they are actualy three beavers in the snow.”
“This fellow of a duck was taking a piggyback ride on one of his seniors. Don’t know if the duck that gave him the ride was its parent or not. But this baby duck is quite a gangster.”
“Nobody cares about the squirrel and the quality of the picture. All they keep gazing are the nuts of the nutcracker because they steal the show and it’s prominently evident.”
“I wanted to capture a seagull taking a majestic flight. All I could manage was to get a shot of its feet. I feel so foolish.”