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There’s a gaggle of Bush Turkeys living in the grounds of my unit block. They’re pretty entertaining to have around really. Haven’t noticed a rejected male as such but last spring the males were obviously establishing their pecking order and chasing each other around the place. We get babies every year and they are cute and very tiny at first. They follow the adult females around who studiously ignore them. They build one big communal nest and do no parenting once the eggs are hatched. They love to lay in the sun and they get pretty playful at times, I’ve seen them running around in circles flapping their wings and hopping about.
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I hope this bird is alright.  Also holy poo poo at the way it appears out of nowhere and rotates is kinda blowing my mind.
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 this makes me sad. He just wants some bird friends to cuddle with
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Bored posted:
You can't have a chad bush turkey without the incel bush turkey creeping on chickens. Nature just doesn't work that way.
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Incelcoop posted:You can't have a chad bush turkey without the incel bush turkey creeping on chickens. Nature just doesn't work that way. 
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Inceltown posted:You can't have a chad bush turkey without the incel bush turkey creeping on chickens. Nature just doesn't work that way. he looks very hansom to me and just needs some confidence
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Regarde Aduck posted:he looks very hansom to me and just needs some confidence I'm glad you have such regard for all fowl, not just ducks. Meanwhile my search continues for Australia's Fattest Bird. (Probably don't google that.) Three photos from the one patch of forest a couple of days into our glorious southern hemisphere winter. Gaze upon their orblike glory   
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Inceltown posted:We already know Australia's fattest birb She doesn't look too bothered by it
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Inceltown posted:We already know Australia's fattest birb "And I'll loving do it again"
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That's the only thing stopping me, really. A few random birbs that popped up while I was avoiding working https://i.imgur.com/OS2fbPl.mp4 https://i.imgur.com/lFL0gTs.mp4
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a noble creature https://twitter.com/LoreleiKing/status/1536361235415019522?s=20&t=G0yxi55cm8SF2waWs27Mgg
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A bird who appreciates a good cuddle puddle
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The sound on this one is great. "Unhand me, villain!"
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Here's a pigeon I found while doing spring cleaning. I set up a nest camera to stream 24/7 so I could watch him grow up and I still see him around. He joined a bird gang after his parents kicked him out. http://burningjustice.net/img/flaps.mp4  ChickenOfTomorrow posted:IS THIS TRUE No, not really.
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Humans definitely domesticated a specific kind of pigeon but they've been extinct for some time
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I committed an art. Australian bird species palette swap. Everything looks better with a pardalote colour scheme.
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Heath posted:Humans definitely domesticated a specific kind of pigeon but they've been extinct for some time They aren't extinct at all.
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