Je crois que tu gagnes !
Mine, I think, small and blurry (bird is 30x70 px !!) but perfectly identifiable
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https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/341713653
not my worst, but it’s difficult to identify the bird.
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Here’s a super blurry Black Phoebe photo from my phone. I knew what species it was since I was there, but I was surprised someone could verify the ID based on this photo.
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Maybe this one, but it was still possible to identify. Smartphone camera with automatic settings and motion ruin a lot of images.
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/326161954
Here is another very blurry image:
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Ahhh, bats. This blurry thing that loves to get out only when you can’t get any lighting for the photo.
Yours is better than mine, congrats!
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And both of yours are better than mine!!
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Ooh, I forgot this screenshot from a video of a Lesser Nighthawk, which was a lifer outside of our hotel in Tuscon, Arizona. I had a video of it flying around, and I think I had Merlin going too (though I didn’t save the audio). I don’t think I expected it to be identified by anyone.
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i have a lot of terrible ones (curse you, iphone 11 camera), but my worst is probably this buzzard that i fell over while chasing + trying to get a good photo.
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And you get bonus points for having the photos sideways 
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