#little hopping bird

[dailytraingirl]

guys neil in his glasses he looks like a tiny little bird that hops around ands eats seeds

like idk a lot of birds I just googled ‘little hopping bird’ but this one looks pretty good

something in its face reminds me of neil

[kedreeva]

Bug, being very Fierce today

[the-magpie-archives]

My friend's started listening to TMA and they've been texting me their thoughts, needless to say they're a fan of Martin!

[goldiipond]

i shouldve been a bird maan id be such a good bird i'd be so fucking good at it

[tuliptiger]

Fun today with the yellow warblers in my local park and cheap crayola markers 🐤🎨🌈

[mourningmaybells]

i heard the cutest thing today

[plagues-personal-hell]

Here he is. Tge bird {This time, in a new style I've been playing with !!!}

I hope you will all enjoy him

[katsy-kitty]

went to the park at 5 am to see the sunrise

but it's the city, so no visible horizon = no sunrise

I caught some precious birds on camera, but apparently it malfunctioned because no quality videos on it :(

just 3-second vids, idk why

believe me, they were very fast, they hopped on the grass, and were very cute

maybe this description will suffice to enkindle someone's imagination

I've got two photos of a pigeon and two ducks

and a blackbird

but those are very common sooo not worth posting most likely

I liked them, though

[wri0thesley]

thinking about… about jing yuan this morning….

[cluepoke-archive]

A couple weeks ago I found a male red breasted grossbeak hopping along my yard with an injured wing, we watched him for a week climbing up smaller trees and bushes for the night so he wouldn't have to worry about predators, and he actually recovered very well! He had a female grossbeak that seemed very buddy buddy with him the whole time and he's been flying really well (although I can always spot him because he still has trouble being precise in his landings)

Today while observing the red breasted grossbeaks i noticed the underside of the female that liked to hang out with the previously injured males wing was red, and it seemed odd to me because I had never noticed that before. Turns out upon closer inspection that this is an example of gynadromorphism! I haven't caught a picture just yet but Google dosent dissapoint

So. Happy pride month to the intersex bird in my backyard :] and her lovely boyfriend.

[curiousserpent]

I !!!! Love magpies. I adore them. I have loved them since childhood and still every time I see one it fills me with an inexplicable giddiness.

[poprocklyrics]

You are but a phoenix among feathers You're broken by the waves among the sea And they'll let you die, they'll let you wash away But you swim as well as you fly

Pretty Little Birds, SZA ft. Isaiah Rashad

[dollarstoreartsupplies]

the first people id thank in my oscar speech are those bitches on spotify making the MOST specific playlists known to MAN that I can troll through to find songs for my dnd character playlist

[sanchoyo]

guys ive been trying to get into birds lately. bc I wanna learn what the common birds I see outside in the yard are right. i even checked out 2 books from the library abt them (even tho google has so far been the best resource sdhkfjkh im TRYING) and GUESS WHAT. I went outside to sit and watch them and instead of JUST BIRDS i saw two lil chipmunks AND. a BNUNY!!! (i've been seeing this bunny for a While when ive been walking my dog, but I always have seen it at night and could never get a decent picture before now)

check them out B)

[yabusame-houlen-official]

You know, I feel like the internet has some hostility towards interactions with random strangers and their tendency to be negative (especially amongst ND people), but I'm fondly remembering the time recently where I had to get my passport photo taken and I noticed a House Sparrow couple nesting right outside on one of the overhang roof support pillars. I pointed it out to some random person (a bit unprompted yes, but I was chill about it), and they showed a bit of genuine interest. I mentioned how, in America, House Sparrows are invasive.

IDK, I just feel like sometimes strangers can be okay with being shown things they wouldn't've noticed before, and more people should just look at the smaller things going on around them.

I'm also now realizing there's a decent possibility that this person mistook me for a random teenager (I may be an adult but I am fairly short and quite baby-faced) and didn't want to seem rude. Eh, guess my "teenager-passing"ness came to the rescue again if that's the case.

[ghosts-and-blue-sweaters]

@biathediamond