#bigmeatpetebirds

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Wooooo got a pretty decent picture not quality wise but quantity 4 birds

I see a raven on the telephone pole

A mourning dove on top of the feeder

And 2 finches!! One is on the lower blue bowl and the other is across from the dove on the feeder

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The hummingbirds in my backyard having a mild territorial dispute even though there are 3 separate feeders with plenty of nectar to go around

not to mention all my flowers and fruit trees hanging around

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Mourning doves waiting for an afternoon snack plus a finch

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This is my favorite tree in the world I love it like a family member and I would rather hang out with it than probably 90% of humans no offense

Since this my pinned post here are my best tags imo

#feed your local birds

#bigmeatpetegarden

#bigmeatpetebirds

#bigmeatpeteplaylist

#bigmeatpetegaming (my shitty eso streams)

#shit post #silky smooth music

#corvids are kings and queens

#my cat

#flower #flower growth #cactus

I sometimes post political stuff block #American politics if you do not wish to see

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EVEN BETTER

I got the merlin bird id app

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Was refilling my crow feeders today when I found a new crow gift

I have never seen this die before and it was placed very carefully on a rock pile I have next to their water bowl

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I love the little hops that they do

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Brib

One let me get pretty cloae which is nice

Lesser golden finch

House finch

And i think a song sparrow

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BUN BUN ALERT

BUN BUN ALERT

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On my daily walk gathering berries when I ran into the local crow murder

I happened to have some peanuts in my fanny pack so I drop em as I walk and sure enough these are the crows that know me

As soon as I look away from the peanut a few crows fly down and scoop u0 the peanuts

60ish crows start cawing, i have their attention. Not too far from my house every 20 or so steps I drop a nut or some berries I gathered

Sure enough all of them start following behind me making a cacophony of joyous crow sounds <3

I make it home put my stuff down grab a bucket of peanuts and start chucking it down at em (they love this)

Made sure they all got one (some more than one) went back inside and alls quiet on the western front

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IM GETTING BULLIED OUT OF MY #PEANUTS BY #SQUIRRELS

ATTENTION MUTUALS AND ANY INTERESTED PARTY:

The war between me and the squirrels is over they have claimed an entire and decisive victory

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I offered a peanut and got yelled at for it

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Fox squirrel

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This beauty let me get pretty close

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Mourning dove

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CAN I ASK YOU ABOUT BIRDS? er sorry for shouting i got excited. im friendly and quiet i swear. anyway, why are birds the absolute bestest ever?

HI YES PLEASE ASK ME ABOUT BIRDS!!!!!

No apology needed since volume doesn't come across through text I am sensitive to loud noises but who isn't lol

Birds are the bestest ever in my opinion because they are all technically dinosaurs.

Now you may have learned dinosaurs went extinct from the comet that crashed in the gulf of Mexico some 500 mil? Years ago but teachers lied!!

Dinosaurs survived and continue to grow and evolve into the beautiful, funny, magnificent birds that we see today

Besides that; the fact that they can fly makes them better than almost every other animal on the planet

Plus even though they have small brain to body size ratio they are wrinkled in similar places to our brains which means they have complex social dynamics just like we do

It's not about the size of the brain that makes something smart butthe wrinkles and synapses that connects the brain to the animal

I hope this helped or answered your question

If you want to get into bird watching/identification download the app "merlin" it is done through Cornell university ornithology program and using it actually sends them data about migratory birds which helps us understand human impact on birds and bird impact on humans lol