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distortion park posted:is there a name for this behaviour? looks like it's adding the matching colour to it's own feathers but I've never heard of a bird doing that before. I think that's just how lovebirds collect nesting material to carry it back to the nest site.
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Some water birbs. 
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I too took a picture of a big rear end seagull today
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TontoCorazon posted:I too took a picture of a big rear end seagull today That thing is absolutely thinking about the flavour of your eyeballs.
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Naw we're best buds, we hung out for like half an hour
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TontoCorazon posted:I too took a picture of a big rear end seagull today idk where you are but could be a great black backed gull? those things are absolutely massive
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distortion park posted:idk where you are but could be a great black backed gull? those things are absolutely massive Back is too gray for GBBG. Looks like a Herring Gull to me, which are still pretty large.
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Herring gulls do have the pink legs and 58" wingspan
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Birds of prey need the bathies too
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Birds of play
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mobby_6kl posted:Is there a service that would rent you some birds for like a week or so? That's one way to get yourself some psittacosis, I guess.
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mobby_6kl posted:Is there a service that would rent you some birds for like a week or so? There are tons of free ducks in the park. You can just take one
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New emu expression I’ve never seen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5kMU-T11ro Godfuckingdamnit! Well,it’s worth a watch.
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uber_stoat posted:birdbath I was imagining the cockatiel splooshing around like the owl baths I’ve watched on YouTube. It seems that cockatiels are not as splashy as the “bathing intensifies” owl. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27a2Mk672TM I’m gonna stick with my ordinal mental image of what that cockatiel immediately did upon landing in that soup. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyw6_lu3Y7Q
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:That's one way to get yourself some psittacosis, I guess. Get what now? Oh. Oh no  Heath posted:There are tons of free ducks in the park. You can just take one  Has sound. Is this a happy tucan or not? https://i.imgur.com/XcJ43KX.mp4
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Spotted a couple of channel billed cuckoos raiding a nest and eating some eggs out walking yesterday. Not exactly the best distance / lighting for pics but you can see the bird just after it swallowed an egg in the first pic and hanging out with its buddy in the second. They were getting bombed by other birds the whole time, it was quite a racket. 
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hummingbirds bestbirds
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Chard posted:hummingbirds bestbirds I’m pretty sure each time a new hummingbird claims the feeder by the table on the patio, to fuel up for their trip south, they introduce themselves to me. It’s probably not a polite introduction, but they chirp at me to get my attention before they start drinking if it is the first time I’ve been outside when they come for a drink. Just a “twee-tweet…twee-tweet” until I look at them. My mom can’t hear them. Since I hadn’t seen or heard any aerial battles all day, I figured the hummingbirds were done visiting. But a new female introduced herself this evening. She’s a lot taller and currently slimmer than the others visiting recently. I tried to get a decent picture of a hummingborb a couple days ago to post here, cause the dominant ones have already started chunking on the weight for their migration flight, but they are just too drat tiny for me to get a decent picture with my phone or tablet cameras. They sit, like, 10 feet away, right by the feeder, when they aren’t eating. But, nope, neither phone nor tablet will focus on them. Bored has a new favorite as of 06:31 on Sep 28, 2022 |
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xpostSnowglobe of Doom posted:Aussie bloke meets a brolga
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https://twitter.com/CorvidJournal/status/1576666901052129280 Squeaky toy jackdaws
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Nordick posted:Squeaky toy jackdaws when they gather in big flocks in winter, the squeaking can be deafening https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sIye5o6T-g
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Winklebottom posted:when they gather in big flocks in winter, the squeaking can be deafening Oh yeah I'm very familiar with this sound, we have a LOT of jackdaws around where I live. I love watching them when I sit down for a snack at a street cafe or something, and a few usually gather around hoping for scraps. I just barely ever hear them vocalising from so close by like in that tweet.
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Nordick posted:Oh yeah I'm very familiar with this sound, we have a LOT of jackdaws around where I live. I love watching them when I sit down for a snack at a street cafe or something, and a few usually gather around hoping for scraps. I just barely ever hear them vocalising from so close by like in that tweet. that's how I felt about this video of a rook, usually only hear them screaming in their giant nesting flocks but they have quite the range, apparently: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEn6jscSz84
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