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sweetiesugarbird · 2 years

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Strike a pose!

#limoncello #limmy #birb #bird #cockatiel #birblr #parrot #cute #bird blog #avian #psittacine #birds

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serashrimp · 3 months

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Bird of the week:

Spotted Sandpiper Chick ( Actitis macularius )

Photography credits under the cut. 🥝

First image credits: Nigel / winnu via Flickr

Second image credits: Nathan Banfield via birds.explore.org

#simon's bird blog #bird of the week #sandpiper #sandpiper bird #spotted sandpiper #bird photography #birdwatching #bird blog #birds #bird #bird blogging #not my photography #look at them #fuzzy little guys #hold gently like hamburger

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artemis-the-starling · 2 months

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Life with ME 😇🐦‍⬛✨️

#artemis the starling #birds #european starling #tiktok #animals #wildlife #bird blog #bird video #cutiepie #a baby #starlings

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brostateexam · 2 months

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Despite the netting, this bird has braved the snack bar for discarded french fries

#bird blog #become ungovernable

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robinjay1 · 1 year

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GUYS I MADE A BIRD BLOG!! @birdbianry13 !!

#backyard birds #birdlovers #bird #bird blog #birdwatching #birds #birds of north america #wild birds #birds nature #birds in flight #birding #bird photography #bird news #bird blogging

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kneeweak · 1 year

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#european starlings are back :)#and a northern cardinal #he's always around his mate was there too <3 #bird blog

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corvidaemnit · 27 days

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every single day I think about how american black vultures are known for engaging in interspecific allopreening (preening between different species)

and they have a specific relationship with crested caracaras, in which the black vultures assist them by not only preening them after meals but also leading them to food in the first place— due to their superior sense of smell— while the caracaras assist the black vultures by acting as a warning signal in case of danger

and while this is more typical of black vultures, this is not common at all for any member of the falconidae family— it’s a special bond!