Nice pics.
So does the following video belong in this thread or somewhere else?
So does the following video belong in this thread or somewhere else?
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Birb is still the Wirb
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Perfect birbs. No notes.
Every day is a good day for superb owls.
The ‘Baum speaks truth.
I love how the brown wood-owl sort of looks like it’s wearing glasses.
Violentvixen
(She/Her)
Welp, you've won, lock the thread.
The body is round.
Oh my god.
The roundness. The amger. The camouflage.
The Borbulosity is off the charts. Perfection.
The roundness. The amger. The camouflage.
The Borbulosity is off the charts. Perfection.
“What about very old friends?”
Wow! That’s probably not far from me, either! Corvids definitely gonna corv.
I love you Bruce
All hail Bruce.
This is my log. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
Birb doing backflip. Birbflip.
Wild. I wonder, is that a trained behavior or something they do naturally, and if the latter, why? Maybe shaking off parasites or something? I mean if it were a corvid or parrot I might just buy that it was bored and feeling clever, but I'm not sure pigeons are that smart.
According to the comments, they're apparently Tumbler pigeons, pigeons bred specifically to do this. Unfortunately, in some of those breeds it means that they can't fly normally.
Mr Bean
Chief Detective
He has returned!
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Rejoice, for Flaco the Eagle-Owl Has Come Home
Flaco, New York City's most famous feathered sensation, held the city in an anxious grip with his forays downtown.
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