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Animal Paradise. Written and illustrated by James Ralph Johnson. 1969.
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#birds#waders#cranes#grey crowned cranes#bustards#kori bustards#raptors#secretary birds#James Ralph Johnson
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A northern black korhaan or white quilled bustard (Afrotis afraoides) in Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa
by jaffles
#northern black korhaan#bustards#birds#afrotis afraoides#afrotis#Otididae#Otidiformes#aves#chordata#wildlife: south africa#wildlife: africa
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Aptrill Day 16: Little Bustard.
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#oh wow an actual background this time#art#digital art#illustration#artists on tumblr#birds#bird art#little bustard#bustards#aptrill
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A rarity in the British Isles, Little Bustards nonetheless made the cut for British birds illustrated in Jardine’s The Naturalist’s Library.
Tetrax tetrax is most commonly found in Southern Europe, particularly the Iberian Peninsula, as well as Central and Western Asia, though native populations have seen an unfortunate decline in recent history. Jardine records Little Bustards found in “Cornwall, Devonshire, Hampshire, Oxford, and Kent, also in Essex, Norfolk, and Suffolk, Yorkshire, and Northumberland … [o]nce only has it occurred in Scotland that we are aware of.”
Image from:
Jardine, William. The naturalist’s library. Edinburgh: W.H. Lizars et al., 1843. Vol. 26. Catalog record: https://bit.ly/2Q98p8i
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Southern Black Korhaan Eupodotis afra West Coast Peninsula, South Africa -32.730887, 17.962802 by nicolaasmyburgh
#birds#otidiformes#otididae#southern black korhaan#korhaan#bustards#south africa#south african birds#inaturalist#m#on birds#south africa tag
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Valentine's Day special! Pick the biggest loser and pass it on!
Pheasants:
Birds of paradise:
Grebes:
Originally posted by tigerjeff
Bustards:
Grouses:
Peafowl:
Parrots:
#poll#polls#birds are losers#pheasants#birds of paradise#grebes#bustards#grouses#peafowl#parrots#honestly there were too many to include#i don't even know who to vote for#gifs
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Today's bird is the Bustard (@queermentaldisaster)
(The photos in the following order are, Great bustard, Great Indian bustard, Black-Bellied bustard, and Arabian Bustard)
There are 26 species of bustard
Found on europe, asia, Australia, and Africa
They are a relative of the crane family, but more closely related to cuckoos
And they can be some of the heaviest flying birds, though they are terrestrial, meaning they spend most of their time on the ground
They have a very showy mating display where the males will gather to preform a lek, where they inflate their air sac, run, jump, and just generally show off thier capabilities. The female will then choose a male, and single-parent the offspring
They get the name Bustard from the latin root "tarda" meaning 'slow' or 'deliberate', thus meaning 'slow bird'
Tomorrow's birb: Emu
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Inglorious Bustards
Shut up.
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#dougie rambles#personal stuff#bustard#birds#ornithology#bustards#wildlife#avian#my poor attempt at a joke#sort of#shut up#bottom text#shitpost#word play#kind of#inglorious basterds#tangentially
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Great Bustard - Abetarda (Otis tarda)
Mourão/Portugal (29/11/2022)
[Nikon D500; AF-S Nikkor 500mm F5,6E PF ED VR; 1/2500s; F7,1; 400 ISO]
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Great Bustards. Archibald Thorburn (1860-1935)
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A kori bustard (Ardeotis kori) walks among the sand dune grasses in South Africa
by Barbara Evans
#kori bustard#bustards#birds#ardeotis kori#ardeotis#Otididae#otidiformes#aves#chordata#wildlife: south africa
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The Great Bustard (Otis tarda) | Joseph Wolf | Zoological sketches v.1 (1861) | Biodiversity Heritage Library | Flickr | Public domain
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Down the slopes also scampered, with all the rapidity of their long stilts, fine fat bustards.
"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" - Jules Verne
#book quote#20000 leagues under the sea#twenty thousand leagues under the sea#jules verne#birds#bustards#extinct volcano#volcano#slopes
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Northern Carmine Bee-eater (Merops nubicus), family Meropidae, order Coraciiformes, riding a Kori Bustard (Ardeotis kori), family Otididae, order Otidiformes, central Africa
The Kori Bustard is the largest flying bird in Africa.
photograph by Rich Lindie
#africa#bustard#ardeotis#otididae#otidiformes#bird#ornithology#bee eater#merops#meropidae#coraciiformes#animals#nature
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It's a Lesser Florican, a critically endangered bird of Indian grasslands.
https://ebird.org/species/lesflo2/
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