#wild bird feathers

[hinamie]

corvidae

[luminarystimboards]

Some Beautiful Brandt Cormorants during breeding season. I love these blue patches they get! Their eyes are so magical. Free to use, just link back to this post when you do!

[whatnext10]

A Small Feather is a Beautiful Example of Nature’s Artwork

A Small Feather is a Beautiful Example of Nature’s Artwork shows readers an artistic photo of a feather resting on a leaf. The author/artist explains what motivated her to take that shot.

Little Bird was Here The end of last week was pretty windy when I took a hike in the woods. There really wasn’t much that was up off the ground that wasn’t moving wildly in the wind, so I focused my photographic efforts on things that were near ground level. There were plenty of blossoming wildflowers down there, so I had no lack of subjects. While I was walking and looking closely at the…

[birds-and-the-birds]

Blue jay got stuck on the porch and molted every single one of his tail feathers because he got so scared

(fear molting is a convergent trait similar to lizards dropping their tails)

He is out and safe, he flew out of a door i opened for him

Just tailless, but he can still fly fine

[westavere]

i also love owls❄️🫐🧊🌿

still haven’t figured out how to paint snow😕

fun fact: one time i was taking my dog outside at night and there was a snowy owl on the fence. it flew away and i genuinely thought it was a ghost before i knew it was an owl. i almost peed myself.

[universalfrost]

"you spread your wings and fly"

[boughclan-clangen]

CATS WITH WINGS YES YES YES HELL YES

ehehehe glad you're enjoying so far anon!! here's a really messy sketch/test for a scraggly little future newborn :) (his name will be cranekit!)

[critter-catcher]

Found some feathers and thought I'd share!

First up a wild turkey!

Next up is a barred owl!

A red shouldered hawk!

Next is a bit iffy but it's most likely a broad winged hawk

And lastly a great horned owl!

Hope y'all enjoyed this little post about feathers, and some of the birds we've spotted!

As always, after taking pictures make sure to put the feathers back where you found them in accordance of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act!

[yourdadsbasement]

i KNEW their asses did not check before they JUMPED OUT OF A PLANE (or a flying turtle ship, whatever)

oh yeah i know this white people dance

we're really not expecting enough from human men

sounds like the guys need to do some reading on feminism and the division of household labor

omg i finally figured out who he reminds me of it's Lurky in Rainbow Brite going "i wanna ride the pretty horsie!"

idk donita you didn't see her trying to design the crew jackets

do they know who Cris Angel is?

honestly it's making me hungry for a lox and cream cheese bagel

[furalicious2]

Weretober Day 28 Regional Gryphon

[thoughtartistry]

Migrating Grackles 🐦‍⬛

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[thomas--bombadil]

A little wren finds a big feather with which to mend a neglected home. 

[birdsong-warriors]

Captured on film, the antennae used to communicate with Burdie Overlord Central.

[sillycrittersz]

First post(>ᗜ<)

Blue jay and morning dove

[johnnyslittleanimalblog]

Not all who wander are lost by Shelly Lynn Hachey O Via Flickr: With only one week of winter left, this snowy will return to the tundra from visiting the prairies-safe travels

[makenna-made-this]

I need more people to know how good birds smell