#yellow collared macaw

[proton-wobbler]

Round 1, Poll 52

Yellow-collared Macaw vs Bell Miner

sources under cut

Yellow-collared Macaw Propaganda

"that was my late pet birb and i'm an extremely sentimental creatures, also they're very cool (green!) and despite being macaws, not endangered at all (like so many macaws unfortunately are), also once i've seen them described as 'escape artists' when in captivity but i don't remember where, anyway they're very neat :3"

Their temperament on Wikipedia is described as "affectionate and somewhat mischievous, intelligent and resourceful."

Bell Miner Propaganda

"Their call is such a relaxing tinkling from the tall trees. But also, more importantly, they're like the saddest looking birds I've ever seen. Like who hurt you, buddy."

Bell miners live in large, complex social groups. Within each group there are subgroups containing several breeding pairs, but also a number of birds not currently breeding. Non-breeding birds will aid in the raising of the nest. These birds defend their colony areas communally and aggressively, excluding most other passerine species, which would compete with the miners on their main source of food: colonies of psyllid bugs called "bell lerps".

Image Sources: Macaw (Dietmar PETRAUSCH); Miner (Bernadett Kery)

[fellow-queer-birdguy]

☣︎- Introduction -☣︎

[pt: introduction]

Simplified intro:

Name: Adrian / The void / Hazard

Age: 18

Pronouns: he/it/co/void

Orientation: pomo, abro, aroacespec & objectum

Gender: genderqueer, abrogender, transneutral + xenogenders

This blog is my main blog and I post mostly what I want, which includes: alterhumanity, therianthropy, autism, disability, chronic illness and random rambling

bird related sideblog: @your-local-autistic-bird

Cloud photography sideblog: @cloud-entity

Art sideblog: @llamasaremood

I am autistic and chronically ill (chronic pain & hypermobility). I also have severe anxiety and suspected AvPD. So use tone tags when needed!

I am alterhuman, nonhuman, polykin, otherkin & pseudohuman. I am NOT human in any way and have always known there was something not human about me.

I also use the term therian sometimes, but my identity is more complex in a way I can't explain. I do not see myself as human so don't refer to me as such. Use nonhuman ways when referring to me (dog, bird, creature, tech, bot, critter, thing).

(more stuff under the cut)

My identity:

[pt: my identity:]

Orientation: novisexual/pomosexual, abro, polysexual, Achillean, sapphic, acespec (myrsexual; demisexual, nebulasexual, greysexual, aegosexual, erassexual), arospec (aromantic, nebularomantic, quoiromantic), greyplatonic & objectum

Gender: Abrogender, transneutral, polygender, genderqueer, demigender, proxvir & a bunch of xenogenders

Pronouns: he/him, it/its, co/cos, void/voids, thing/things, creature/creatures, cryptid/cryptids, entity/entitys, glitch/glitchs, hazard/hazards, acid/acids, neon/neons, ☣️/☣️s, 🧪/🧪s, ⚠️/⚠️s

My kintypes:

[pt: my kintypes]

(the ones in orange are the most active right now)

Otherkin: Biohazardkin, greenkin, techkin

Canidae: Bohemian shepherd (past life), beauceron, Iberian wolf, grey fox (past life?), south American foxes (Darwin's, culpeo, sechura, Pampas, hoary & chilla)

Felidae: Somali cat, clouded leopard (past life)

Avian: bird ambitherian (Yellow collared macaw, Indian ringneck, Red shouldered macaw, Hyacinth macaw, Peach faced lovebird, White winged parakeet, Greater yellownape woodpecker, Green peafowl, Eclectus parrot) and birdhearted

Misc: chamois colored goat

Myths/folklore: black shuck / cryptid wolfdog, chinese blue eastern dragon (spiritual)

Object: yellow dice

Fiction: Tord (eddsworld), blu (Rio 2011), joker/Arthur Fleck (2019), soundwave (tf prime/idw(?))

Hearttypes: west highland terrier, birdhearted, Barbary lion

Questioning:

📍brown yukon wolf

📍antelope (marshbuck, nyala & bushbuck)

📍springbonnie fictionkin

📍aziraphale fictionkin

📍llama heartype/kintype

📍german shepherd hearttype/kintype

📍horse hearttype (specifically Gottland Russ)

Userboxes that I made myself!

Id from left to right:

[ID: a brown user box with the text "this user is a bohemian shepherd". next to it is a light blue userbox with the text "this user is a grey fox".

An orange userbox with the text "this user is a Somali cat". Next to it is a dark grey userbox with the text "this user is a black shuck/cryptid wolfdog".

A pale yellow userbox with the text "this user is a clouded leopard". Next to it is a pale beige userbox with the text "this user is a south American fox cladotype".

A light blue userbox with the text "this user is an eastern blue dragon". Next to it is a green userbox with the text "this user is a yellow collared macaw". End ID]

[haveyouseenthisbirdpoll]

List of Birds organized by Order + locations:

Accipitriformes:

Bearded vulture

Cooper's hawk

Osprey

Red-shouldered hawk

Steller's sea eagle

Anseriformes:

Bar-headed goose

Barnacle goose

Black swan

Common merganser

Red-breasted goose

Snow goose

Trumpeter swan

Apodiformes:

Common swift

Ruby-throated hummingbird

Bucerotiformes:

Eurasian hoopoe

Cariamiformes:

Red-legged seriema

Casuariiformes:

Emu

Southern cassowary

Cathartiformes:

Black vulture

Turkey vulture

Charadriiformes:

American oystercatcher

Atlantic puffin

Black-headed gull

Black skimmer

Black-tailed godwit

European herring gull

Killdeer

Northern lapwing

Ruddy turnstone

Ciconiiformes:

White stork

Columbiformes:

Common wood pigeon

Eurasian collared dove

Luzon bleeding-heart

Nicobar pigeon

Victoria crowned pigeon

Coraciiformes:

Blue-capped kingfisher

Common kingfisher

Cuculiformes:

Asian koel

Greater roadrunner

Yellow-billed cuckoo

Eurypygiformes:

Kagu

Falconiformes:

American kestrel

Common kestrel

Galliformes:

Palawan peacock-pheasant

Western capercaillie

Gaviiformes:

Common loon

Gruiformes:

American coot

Australasian swamphen/pūkeko

Blue crane

Common moorhen

Sandhill crane

Sora

Whooping crane

Passeriformes:

American bushtit

American robin

Australian raven

Baltimore oriole

Barn swallow

Black-billed magpie

Black-capped chickadee

Black-throated sparrow

Blue-headed vireo

Blue jay

Bluethroat

Brown thrasher

California towhee

Canada warbler

Canyon wren

Cedar waxwing

Common blackbird

Common chlorospingus

Common raven

Eastern wood pewee

Eurasian blue tit

Eurasian bullfinch

Eurasian golden oriole

Eurasian jay

Eurasian magpie

European robin

Goldcrest

Great-tailed grackle

Great tit

Hooded crow

House sparrow

Indigo bunting

Kirtland's warbler

LeConte's sparrow

Long-tailed tit

Mexican jay

Painted bunting

Phainopepla

Pine siskin

Pin-tailed whydah

Pinyon jay

Pygmy nuthatch

Red winged blackbird

Rook

Saltmarsh sparrow

Satin bowerbird

Spotted towhee

Steller's jay

Tufted titmouse

Wallcreeper

Warbling vireo

Western tanager

White-breasted nuthatch

White-throated dipper

White-throated magpie-jay

Yellow-rumped warbler

Pelecaniformes:

Brown pelican

Great blue heron

Great egret

Great white pelican

Least bittern

Roseate spoonbill

Shoebill stork

Snowy egret

Phoenicopteriformes:

American flamingo

Chilean flamingo

Piciformes:

Acorn woodpecker

Clark's nutcracker

Lewis's woodpecker

Northern flicker

Pileated woodpecker

Red-bellied woodpecker

Red-headed woodpecker

Podargiformes:

Tawny frogmouth

Podicipediformes:

Pied-billed grebe

Procellariiformes:

Wilson's storm-petrel

Psittaciformes:

Australian king parrot

Chestnut-fronted macaw

Citron-crested cockatoo

Cockatiel

Galah

Gang-gang cockatoo

Pacific parrotlet

Rose-ringed parakeet

Sulphur-crested cockatoo

Strigiformes:

Barn owl

Barred owl

Suliformes:

Anhinga

Blue-footed booby

Double-crested cormorant

Trogoniformes:

Elegant trogon

Locations:

Africa

America

Antarctica

Asia

Australia

Central America

Eurasia

Europe

North America

Oceania

South America

[parrotparadiseparty]

Maracanã-de-Colar // Yellow-Collared Macaw -by Jvverde

(Primolius auricollis) Pantanal Brasil

[your-local-autistic-bird]

Intro post

Hello!! I'm Adrian and this is my bird related sideblog :P

General info:

I'm an pomo aroacespec genderqueer bird and my pronouns are he/it/co/thing

I'm autistic and birds have been my special interest for many many years!!

I literally am a bird, or more specifically a bird ambitherian and birdhearted.

I will be posting & reblogging bird related stuff like, moodboards, fun facts and just bird images in general. I'll also talk about my experience as a bird therian and I might even share my collection of bird stuff!

Bird identity:

I call myself a bird ambitherian and birdhearted because I identify as many birds but not all of them but I do feel very connected to all birds. Some of my identity is definitely caused by my autism but I also feel that my soul is bird-like.

I did a LOT of bird related things as a kid, like making paper wings and masks (I made SO many), I even tried flying by jumping off my couch. Sadly, it didn't work </3

Some birds that are literally me:

Macaws & parakeets in general

Yellow collared macaw

Red shouldered macaw

Hyacinth macaw

Peach faced lovebird

White winged parakeet

Red headed conure

Indian ringneck

Eclectus parrot

Greater yellownape woodpecker

Green peafowl

I'm also Blu (Rio 2011) fictionkin

Tagging system:

#🦜:bird caws - original posts

#🦚:bird boards - moodboards by me

#🐦:bird reblogs - reblogs

#🐦‍⬛:bird info - facts & info about birds

#🪽:wings flapping - posts that make me happy

#🪶:bird care - birdkin care

[ravensong-mogai]

yellow-collared macaw kin flag!

yellow-collared macaw kin flag-

[Image ID: A flag with five horizontal stripes, all equally-thick except for the central stripe, which is half as thick. From top to bottom, the colors are turquoise, green, white, golden, and turquoise. In the center of the flag is the otherkin symbol, the black outline of a seven-pointed star. End ID.]

flag by me, requested by anon! tagging @radiomogai​​ and @kin-flags​​

[galaxicalsart]

Hey look, a pile of candy!

Okay so once I had a dream that I found a clutch of abandoned griffin eggs and took them home because what else can ya do

And when they hatched I held up a blue one and said, probably jokingly, that I was going to name him Skittles.

So, here are Skittles and his siblings!

They are my children and I love them all dearly

Featured characters: Skittles (he/him), Starburst (she/her), Razzle (she/her), Mamba (he/him), Jellybean (he/him)

(Please don’t repost, but do reblog!)

@emmettnet

Fun fact, each of them is based on different pairs of macaw species, as well as a singular member of Panthera:

Skittles: Scarlet macaw / Hyacinth macaw + (Melanistic) Leopard

Starburst: Blue and yellow macaw / Blue-throated macaw + Jaguar

Razzle: Gold-collared macaw / Red-bellied macaw + Tiger

Mamba: Glaucous macaw / Spix’s macaw + Snow leopard

Jellybean: Great green macaw / Military macaw + Lion

[honeymochibubbletea]

Eyyy guess what sweethearts? It’s rambling time! >:)

(And also at 3 am as i am writing this hahaha…🥲)

So, so, HEAR. ME. OUT. OKAY?

I had some ideas for some fanfics and “fake” movie posters drawings… but mostly ideas for some AUs that i was thinking about lately…

Here’s the first one: Rio and Chicken run: dawn of the nuggets swap AU… i know, i know, you may be wondering “WHAAA? Honey mochi, are you serious?” And yes: yes i am DEAD serious! C’mon think about it: I’ll even write a small synopsis of how the events of both films would work out:

“In a world where exotic animal trafficking doesn’t exist but on the other hand is encouraged exotic animal sale for consumption, there’s a captivity located in Brazil where: two blue macaws; a red-crested cardinal; a yellow canary and a toucan are planning the greatest escape and a revolution to free all birds from humans from becoming nuggets!” (Also we would have a Brazilian Mrs. Tweedy! :D nah just kidding, she would still be British but like… she would live in Brazil, lol)

“In a world where the meat are becoming more and more scarce, humans have decided to stock the remaining animals to forcefully reproduce them to mass cloning them… and, when a certain British hen has to come to Brazil to reproduce with a North American rooster… well… let’s just say that things sure do happen! :)”

Now here’s the second one: human borrower AU

You may be asking: “and what would it be the human borrower AU?” And i’ll gladly answer your question! :D

The human borrower AU would be chicken run but with a small difference: the chickens would be tiny humans that are “delicacies” for the bigger humans.

Here’s a synopsis: “in a world where the normal is to capture; stock and trade borrowers for consumption, it is hell for the little humans. And, when a certain ginger borrower decided she had enough of this life, she, alongside with other borrowers, is making a plan to get all the borrowers out of the farm…” (Also, instead of a borrower, Rocky would be a “normal” human. So you can already imagine the shenanigans hahahaha!)

(It would be basically be the plot of both chicken run’s movies but with tiny people instead of chickens)

And as for the third one: Chicken run x Telltown crossover, Chicken run x Telltown crossover, Chicken run x Telltown crossov- okay, okay, i’ll stop.

Alright, it is absolutely to no one’s surprise that i’m the only person who wants this crossover😂

But, but, but! Hear me out, just hear me out, bear with me: i can totally see it!

This crossover would take place shortly after the events of the second movie: imagine Mrs. Tweedy and Dr. Fry working with Phantasmo to create even stronger collars for the chickens so they cannot possibly take it off??? (And Phantasmo suggesting for them to make it even more inhumane by torturing the chickens while they’re “happy” before killing them for consumption because he’s THAT sadistic, oopisie!)

Charlie being accidentally turned into a chicken by Phantasmo? And helping and working alongside with Ginger and the other chickens???

Man, i can totally see that… 😔🤚

[boboprincess]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Farm Rio Macaw Leaf Maxi Dress size S.

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

Prison Uniform

"Convict prisons were busy places, with many people moving throughout the facility and its grounds during daylight hours. The visibility of convicts was therefore of considerable importance to prison staff. All convicts wore identifying circular cloth badges (around 3 inches in diameter and sewn to their uniform) that showed the type of sentence they were serving (e.g., PS for penal servitude), their prison register number (e.g. 50844), and the length of their sentence (depicted in numeral form, with the exception of those sentenced to life imprisonment: this was designated by an ‘L’); but such badges were not large enough to be read at a distance.

Therefore, convicts’ uniforms were designed to make it immediately apparent to staff (and indeed to other convicts) what the current status of a prisoner was in terms of both their respective conduct and their present stage. Those inmates in the ‘star class’, for example, had a scarlet star on their cap and the right and left sleeves of their jacket. Prisoners in different stages were kept apart. All convict uniforms were stamped with a large, broad arrow, signifying they (and by extension their wearers) were the property of the government. This mark was intended to shame the wearer and was used on both male and female prison uniforms (it often featured widely in contemporary publicity photographs of suffragettes who had been imprisoned for their cause). The usual male convict prison uniform for inmates in the probation class (i.e., those who were at the start of their confinement or had been demoted as a result of an infringement of the prison rules) consisted of a drab or light-brown two-piece suit of fairly coarse cloth with no other identifying features. Convicts in the third class wore the same basic uniform with black facings; second class had yellow facings and first class had blue facings.

Edward Bannister Callow, who wrote under the pen name ‘one-who-has-endured-it’, describes these facings in more detail: ‘The facings consist of nothing for probation, three inches of black or yellow cloth one inch wide on each side of the neck and across the upper part of the sleeve at the cuff for 3rd and 2nd class, and a blue stripe one inch wide all around the collar and cuffs for 1st class.” Those prisoners designated as ‘special class’ convicts had a different blue uniform. A convict of Dartmoor Prison, where able-bodied convicts carried out their labour on the moors, one-who-has-endured-it explains that ‘every man who was drafted for outdoor work had an extra suit of clothes supplied to him, and a blue and red striped canvas short jacket, reaching just below the hips, and termed a “slop”. This he wore over all, and it was the only protection against either cold or rain, except during the winter months, when every man was supplied with a thick blue Guernsey shirt.’ Again, visibility over long distances on the bleak moors was clearly at the forefront when it came to design and choice of colours. There was some variation in uniform when a convict became a trusted orderly; one-who-has-endured-it vividly describes his new uniform after being granted a position of trust in the prison administration block: ‘Let the reader picture to himself the dress. Grey woollen cap striped with scarlet; drab jacket and vest, with a blue collar, and badge on [the] left arm, and scarlet cuffs; blue breeches to the knee, with blue-grey stockings embellished with three scarlet rings round the legs an inch wide. Add to all this an embellishment of the broad arrow stamped in black all over, and conceive anything more like a macaw if you can.’ Convicts undergoing punishment were required to wear what was known as a particoloured dress. This consisted of a uniform with quarter facings of bright colours, which immediately identified the wearer as a potentially troublesome individual – such uniforms looked like a parody of a Harlequin costume. Those who destroyed their clothing were given an additional punishment of having to wear a tear-proof canvas uniform made from No. 1 Grade Navy Canvas that was ‘not to exceed 12lbs in weight’. There were eight grades of Navy Canvas (used to make sailcloth), and No. 1 Grade was the heaviest, weighing twice as much as the lightest grade. This must have been a considerable inhibitor of movement and – as the material was particularly ungiving – a very uncomfortable experience. Female convicts were provided with serge dresses. In the probation and third classes, these were ordinary brown in colour, although prisoners in the third class also wore a badge that said ‘No. 3’. Those convicts in second class wore a green serge dress and a ‘No. 2’ badge, while those in first class wore a dark blue serge dress and a ‘No. 1’ badge. A special dress was worn in refuge class (while awaiting a space at a refuge), which was later called special class, and then a grey linsey dress. Women were also subjected to canvas dresses – weighted Navy Canvas garments (as described above for male convicts) – if they destroyed their normal prison uniforms.

By the end of the nineteenth century, there were seasonal variations, too: serge dresses in winter and cotton prints in summer. While wearing different uniforms at different stages may have played an important role in the security of the prison, to those subjected to this feature of prison life, it was often viewed as a process of shaming and anguish as their body was given over to the institution. Florence Maybrick gives the following account: ‘I was dressed in the uniform to which the greatest stigma and disgrace is attached ... The warder then stepped quickly forward, and with a pair of scissors cut off my hair to the nape of my neck. This act seemed, above all others, to bring me to a sense of my degradation, my utter helplessness.’ This uniform was not necessarily shed upon the end of a convict’s sentence: prisoners were given a suit of clothing upon release, which became known as ‘liberty clothing’, that was normally made within the convict prison tailoring shop." - Helen Johnston, Barry Godfrey and David J. Cox, Penal Servitude: Convicts and Long-Term Imprisonment, 1853–1948. Kingston and Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 2022. p. 63-66

[proton-wobbler]

Loser's Bracket, Poll 14

Image Sources: Macaw (Dietmar PETRAUSCH); Woodpecker (Claudia Brasileiro); Frogmouth (JJ Harrison); Sparrow (David Monroy Rengifo)

[fellow-queer-birdguy]

I haven't shared all of my theriotypes/otherkins yet!

So here they are:

Bohemian sheperd

Somali cat

Black shuck/cryptid wolfdog

Blue eastern dragon

Cryptidkin

Yellow collared macaw

Parrots (cladotype)

Birds (cladotype)

South American foxes (cladotype)

Clouded leopard

Coastal wolf (questioning)

Barbary lion (questioning)

Ocelot (questioning)

Some type of goat (questioning)

[corvilett]

<gaaasp> since you responded to someone’s ask saying that you have hard time deciding sometimes, maybe, maybe one day if you’re out of ideas you’d like to draw a yellow-collared macaw? :3

🐦 #18 - Yellow-Collared Macaw

[ravensong-mogai]

Hi!! Could you do a kin flag related to yellow collared macaws?

queued (love them!!)

[piratesandparrots]

Things are going well so far in the birdie house. The 3 indoor monsters are getting on ok and just testing others boundaries. Managed to be this snap of them all on the same cage. kinda looks like they're all together don't you think??