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Exposition Owl

more posts about buildings and food
(he/him/his)
So then which one is first?
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Kirin

Summon for hire
(he/him)
My partner and I have been using Merlin for tracking sightings for a couple years, and had been using BirdNET alongside for sound ID. Nice to have it folded into the same app now, and probably with a growing data set since Merlin probably has the biggest user base of bird apps.
 

lincolnic

can stop, will stop
(he/him)
I didn't know this existed but it's cool enough to make me download the app. I'm not a birder but I frequently find myself wondering what kind of bird I'm looking at!
 

Paul le Fou

24/7 lofi hip hop man to study/relax to
(He)
The look in his eyes says your next Easter gift is going to be the Stigmata if you don't let him go right now
 

Paul le Fou

24/7 lofi hip hop man to study/relax to
(He)
My old apartment's window looked out on...a six-foot-wide not-even-alley between the next building's raised common area. It sucked for sunlight and sound reflection from other windows in the same building. But, it was covered in vines and there was a ledge at equal height to my window, and for several years I had hummingbirds nesting in the vines, and pigeons nesting on the ledge. I'd have 2-3 pigeon nests each year, including at least one couple with distinctive markings that returned to the same nest multiple years. I learned that pigeon babies are adorably hideous little lumps, with their yellow fuzz and lumpy everything. Also that male and female pigeons take turns sitting on the nest! Most nests had 1-2 babies at a time, but I think one year one nest might have had 3 make it out of the nest. I miss my pidgies.
 

lincolnic

can stop, will stop
(he/him)
Do people not know what baby pigeons look like? I know you don't see them super often, but here in new New York at least they seem to be a known quantity.

Also, they're fugly. Sorry, baby pigeons, but you're no baby ducks.
 

Violentvixen

(She/Her)
Hard same. I keep listening to the drunk birb, feeling like what it’s saying is always just about to resolve into English words.
A reply on Twitter said this is a Brazilian folk song, and I think I found a recording and the lyrics here. Dunno, but it does sound like the parrot is saying Gato at one point and a yeowl at the end.

If true it's fantastic that this parrot is drunkenly singing about throwing sticks at cats.
 

ArugulaZ

Fearful asymmetry
I'm looking at that baby pigeon, and now I understand why they claim the extinct dodo is a member of that family.
 
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