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No. 1490027

Post cute birdies here/discuss your love for them.

No. 1490046

File: 1675475449546.gif (5.5 MB, 300x300, 1675457240568.gif)

I love sparrows.

No. 1490051

File: 1675475727045.jpeg (28.2 KB, 500x667, crane-bird-spring-crown-south-…)

behold

No. 1490055

File: 1675475809309.jpg (113.42 KB, 605x908, FXibMc9XoAUdWjX.jpg)

Urutau are amazingly derpy, as such I cannot help but love them.

No. 1490056

>>1490046
fuck off

No. 1490057

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No. 1490065

File: 1675476847765.jpeg (106.16 KB, 1080x793, don't be mad nonnie.jpeg)

>>1490056
All because I accidentally posted a gif of two parrots instead of a sparrow? Damn. Here's a cute picture of two pigeons to make up for my mistake then.

No. 1490085

>>1490065
NTA but you're not funny. Please leave.

No. 1490102

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based thread

No. 1490110

File: 1675480097545.jpg (134.31 KB, 1280x853, orpingtons.jpg)

>>1490085
Why so hostile? If we can have threads for cat and dog love, why can't we one for birds?

No. 1490137

LIVE britbong BIRDS 24/7 very excite

No. 1490140

>>1490110
Maybe this will be the thread to unite all nonnies. Some people hat cats, some people hate dogs, but no one hates birds.

No. 1490149

File: 1675483284831.jpg (168.01 KB, 1908x1146, a_pair_of_great_tits.jpg)


No. 1490153

File: 1675483825771.png (633.18 KB, 980x784, Goose-300x240.png)


No. 1490154

File: 1675483970065.jpg (102.94 KB, 650x650, ae2730866f4b62bd10f3db93d1106a…)

The day I can own one is the day I am cured of all sadness

No. 1490155

File: 1675483990617.jpg (59.83 KB, 1200x635, WB nutty.jpg)

sage for granny posting but i love sitting at my window and watching my feeders! It's truly one of life's pleasures. It's very hard to pick a favorite visitor, but nuthatches are up there! In the summer I'll occasionally get a visiting gray cat bird, and they're so nimble and magnificent. I also can't help but adore the spunky attitude of blue jays… I always get whole peanuts just for them!

What featered friends have you seen recently nonas?
What's on your to-see wish list?

No. 1490156

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I absolutely love little tiny finches!! Birds have such sweet faces

No. 1490157

I really enjoy David Bird's photos, so whimsical!

No. 1490158

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If you live near black swans, try feeding them lettuce because it's their favourite food.

No. 1490161

File: 1675484466242.jpg (87.75 KB, 605x454, 1656261059157.jpg)

melty

No. 1490162

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No. 1490163

File: 1675484521649.jpg (327.9 KB, 1200x630, sage grouse.jpg)

so handsome

No. 1490166

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No. 1490167

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No. 1490168

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I am glad to have an excuse to post birds

No. 1490173

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No. 1490174

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No. 1490176

>>1490110
I like the thread but I hate quirky anons who think they're funny but are actually annoying. You sound underage and should probably leave.

No. 1490178

File: 1675485606502.jpg (86.45 KB, 900x675, Monotonous Lark.jpg)


No. 1490180

File: 1675485858533.jpg (161.99 KB, 900x675, Camiguin Boobook.jpg)


No. 1490183

File: 1675486165963.jpg (105.29 KB, 900x675, Common Paradise-Kingfisher.jpg)


No. 1490184

>>1490176
Nta but it was just a gif of mice, chill.

No. 1490185

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No. 1490186

File: 1675486507298.jpeg (508.19 KB, 1800x1350, 2409A36F-76D0-4BE7-8E57-CDC42D…)

I saw one irl when hiking!

No. 1490187

File: 1675486594961.jpg (102.05 KB, 1200x796, Red-headed Bullfinch.jpg)


No. 1490188

File: 1675486776166.jpg (145.32 KB, 800x601, Red-mantled Rosefinch.jpg)

such striking color!

No. 1490190

File: 1675486825278.jpg (289.21 KB, 1200x959, Pelican.jpg)


No. 1490191

File: 1675487146575.jpg (36.59 KB, 1024x612, Spectacled-Eider-male-1024x612…)


No. 1490192

File: 1675487290248.jpg (70.51 KB, 900x674, Bufflehead.jpg)


No. 1490196

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No. 1490198

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>>1490155
I dont know much about birds I just know I can summon bluejays and robins if I play their calls over my speakerphone. Its kinda funny but sad to see their confusion. Im basically catfishing them.

No. 1490199

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No. 1490202

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No. 1490207

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No. 1490209

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No. 1490211

File: 1675488378607.jpg (56.57 KB, 439x591, baldjay.jpg)

>>1490198
Buy some in shell raw peanuts and set them out. They're very fun to watch squabble, and they'll also weigh peanuts out in their beaks to pick the heaviest one. Worth every cent.
Some times they go bald!

No. 1490212

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No. 1490216

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No. 1490217

File: 1675488647179.jpg (781.89 KB, 1200x1293, King-PenguinChick-SeaWorldFull…)

ideal life form

No. 1490218

File: 1675488681414.jpg (108.97 KB, 1600x1066, Fantail Pigeon.jpg)


No. 1490219

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No. 1490221

>>1490217
So cute. I love penguins. And i love you nonnie….

No. 1490222

I LOVE BIRDS! I have raised and rescued birds since I was in kindergarten. Currently I have one bird, a cinnamon green cheek conure, and I just love looking at her and cuddling with her. I attached a picture

No. 1490223

File: 1675489284360.jpeg (323.21 KB, 1616x1080, 9FC5DCEB-01E3-4047-815C-FB6F50…)

>>1490222
Oops, forgot pic. Here it is

No. 1490230

File: 1675491088217.gif (2 MB, 465x280, nonnie ITT.gif)

>>1490176
NTA but you're starting to sound more annoying like that anti-hamsterchan poster.

No. 1490257

>>1490230
newfags need to learn that not every thread is the dumbass shit one.

No. 1490259

>>1490223
aw what a pretty cinnamon color

No. 1490306

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>>1490221
Here are more penguins for you my beloved penguinonna. They watch the lights together every night

No. 1490414

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No. 1490427

File: 1675517677278.jpg (97.2 KB, 960x960, rainbow cutie.jpg)

>>1490085
not gatekeeping in a fucking bird thread on andrea dworkins internet. anyways have a parakeet/budgie

No. 1490430

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No. 1491079

File: 1675556613949.jpg (72.6 KB, 540x667, Horned Grebe.jpg)

The Horned Grebe regularly eats some of its own feathers, enough that its stomach usually contains a matted plug of them. This plug may function as a filter or may hold fish bones in the stomach until they can be digested. The parents even feed feathers to their chicks to get the plug started early.

No. 1491089

File: 1675556860497.jpg (114.92 KB, 450x800, Andean Goose.jpg)


No. 1491091

File: 1675556963058.jpg (120.53 KB, 900x675, Golden-olive Woodpecker.jpg)


No. 1491094

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No. 1491095

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No. 1491120

>>1491079
scrolling passed my brain keeps parsing this as a nature photo, like a natural disaster of a volcano in front of a tsunami or a star collapsing or something

No. 1491129

>>1491094
Where are they going

No. 1491148


No. 1493566

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No. 1493599

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>>1490192
>>1490191
haha what the fuk

No. 1493802

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No. 1494817

File: 1675914629542.jpg (87.77 KB, 900x675, Surf Scoter.jpg)

>>1493599
Welcome to the wet and wild world of wacky waterfowl, my friend!

No. 1494819

File: 1675914671755.jpg (244.56 KB, 1024x768, Falcated Duck.jpg)


No. 1494820

File: 1675914706066.jpg (92.03 KB, 900x675, Harlequin Duck.jpg)


No. 1494821

File: 1675914783380.jpg (89.44 KB, 900x675, Common Goldeneye.jpg)


No. 1494823

File: 1675914809734.jpg (96.8 KB, 900x675, King Eider.jpg)


No. 1494824

File: 1675914847591.jpg (121.44 KB, 900x675, Long-tailed Duck.jpg)


No. 1494833

File: 1675915254469.jpg (63.6 KB, 608x374, pink eared duck .jpg)


No. 1494837

>>1494833
Hahaha what the fuck man>>1494821
>>1494817
these ducks make my eyes feel high

No. 1494841

File: 1675915556376.jpg (434.6 KB, 1232x839, Torrent Duck.jpg)

An amazing duck of fast-flowing Andean rivers and streams. Usually seen as singles or pairs resting on rocks in rushing water and not associating with other ducks. Feeds by diving in churning water and pools and is somehow able to swim up-current with no apparent exertion.

No. 1494845

File: 1675915731464.jpg (217.19 KB, 1200x900, Mandarin Duck.jpg)

This is probably the most well known funk duck. Such a classic.

No. 1494847

File: 1675915814982.jpg (42.92 KB, 700x500, Wood Duck.jpg)


No. 1494848

File: 1675915831768.jpg (503.72 KB, 1280x960, 18.https___www_inaturalist_org…)

I am an absolute simp for Kakapos and would do almost anything to interact with one.

No. 1494851

File: 1675915995618.jpg (212.66 KB, 900x674, Kakapo.jpg)

>>1494848
they are angelic

No. 1494854

File: 1675916104922.jpg (95.4 KB, 636x424, Kakapo 2.jpg)


No. 1494858

File: 1675916271931.jpg (114.46 KB, 1024x1024, Black-naped Monarch.jpg)


No. 1494860

And I love how every known Kakapo alive has a name.

No. 1494862

File: 1675916378815.jpg (102.61 KB, 700x567, aqgxBZR_700b.jpg)

>>1494860
Forgot the Kakapos

No. 1494864

File: 1675916419578.jpg (113.63 KB, 900x674, Bristle-nosed Barbet.jpg)


No. 1494865

File: 1675916469827.jpg (60.24 KB, 800x533, ahinga.jpg)


No. 1494875

>>1494862
what are their names

No. 1494883

File: 1675918777885.jpg (38.34 KB, 1000x667, content-1645001721-do-geese-ha…)

geeth :)

No. 1494885

File: 1675918860569.jpg (122.46 KB, 960x762, 9a97819cbfc96ccf1dda35b4121531…)

a lady and her fancy husband with a silly little dongle on his head

No. 1494902

>>1490414
who is this bird

No. 1494939

File: 1675926649112.jpg (233.43 KB, 1600x1041, White-FrillbackSMALL.jpg)

Pretty pigeon.

No. 1494940

File: 1675926726039.jpg (196.71 KB, 1024x735, macaw-destacado.jpg)


No. 1494941

File: 1675926835849.jpeg (Spoiler Image,11.16 KB, 554x554, 1624050590900.jpeg)


No. 1495705

File: 1676001875828.jpg (58.1 KB, 536x684, pink peli.jpg)

>>1494902
This is one of the pelicans that lives in St James's Park, London England. To quote Atlas Obscura:

"The colony of disturbingly large, but friendly, birds include five Eastern Whites and one South American White. Pelicans were first introduced to the park in 1664, a generous gift from a Russian Ambassador. In 2013, three of the five Eastern Whites arrived as a gift from the city of Prague, joining the descendants of the original Russian flock."

No. 1495707

File: 1676001957913.jpg (214.57 KB, 858x671, puna teal.jpg)


No. 1495710

File: 1676002363394.jpg (289.97 KB, 1800x1351, Comb Duck.jpg)


No. 1495713

File: 1676002525375.jpg (7.94 KB, 320x214, LittleGull.jpg)


No. 1495715

File: 1676002614903.jpg (72.48 KB, 838x629, Heermann's Gull.jpg)


No. 1495718

File: 1676003412534.jpeg (81.5 KB, 889x690, Crested Auklet.jpeg)


No. 1495721

File: 1676003641314.jpg (76.73 KB, 998x436, Ross's Gull.jpg)


No. 1495723


No. 1495731

File: 1676004670352.jpeg (46.14 KB, 700x467, Small Pratincole.jpeg)


No. 1495732

File: 1676004731053.jpg (83.95 KB, 900x675, Andean Cock-of-the-rock.jpg)


No. 1495734

File: 1676004914219.jpg (52.77 KB, 499x640, Dovekie.jpg)


No. 1495735

File: 1676005021285.jpg (45.87 KB, 800x565, Jerdon's Courser.jpg)


No. 1495737

File: 1676005162623.jpg (124.3 KB, 780x582, Royal Flycatcher.jpg)


No. 1495767

File: 1676010899358.jpeg (75.45 KB, 612x404, 2D3F4EE2-24E3-4FFB-AF7E-4EF17C…)

the way ducks tuck their beaks under their wings when they go to sleep is the only thing standing between me and mass murder.

No. 1495768

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>>1495767
Female birds may be more drab (it helps them when they’re sitting on their eggs, to camouflage) but it’s important to remember that they are the sexual selectors. They are responsible for the beauty of their male counterparts. If the male birds could mate without being colourful and beautiful, without doing an elaborate dance, they would.

No. 1495957

File: 1676038736817.jpg (39.44 KB, 320x240, Ground Parrot.jpg)


No. 1495958

File: 1676038769277.jpeg (218.63 KB, 660x440, Araripe Manakin.jpeg)


No. 1495959

File: 1676038815368.jpg (15.75 KB, 537x414, Northern Rosella.jpg)


No. 1495968

File: 1676039840721.jpg (150.59 KB, 850x607, california-quail-male-female-m…)

I love quails

No. 1495977

File: 1676040065016.jpg (63.82 KB, 750x1334, dfirds.jpg)

In awe

No. 1495978

File: 1676040234085.jpg (312.43 KB, 1004x893, quails.jpg)

Why is pinterest so unhinged I just want pics of quails stop bodyshaming them!!!

No. 1495997

File: 1676041408424.jpg (245.85 KB, 640x640, Guianan_Cock-of-the-rock_(Rupi…)

>>1495732
hell yeah! The Cockoftherock is an exceptional mystical being looking bird

No. 1496020

>>1495977
My husbando.

No. 1496471

I love Jo Alwood's content, I feel like she's invited me on to her porch and handed me a glass of lemonade while we bird watch together… Thank you grandmother.

No. 1496480

File: 1676078673390.jpg (60.69 KB, 555x450, Bare-necked Umbrellabird.jpg)


No. 1496482

File: 1676078758447.jpg (349.66 KB, 952x1285, Pompadour Cotinga.jpg)


No. 1496485

File: 1676078815539.jpg (49.03 KB, 1024x768, Rhinoceros Auklet.jpg)


No. 1496487

File: 1676078915495.jpg (152.31 KB, 923x664, Spangled Cotinga.jpg)


No. 1496489

File: 1676078945106.jpg (51.64 KB, 640x594, White-collared Manakin.jpg)


No. 1496561

File: 1676085929273.jpg (120.9 KB, 900x675, Ochre-rumped Antbird.jpg)


No. 1496634

>>1495997
the eye zoomed in… looks menacing and all-knowing

No. 1496873

Owls are fucking amazing.

No. 1496900

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No. 1497095

File: 1676145336251.jpg (100.36 KB, 1280x720, faverolles.jpg)

faverolles chickens my source of happiness

No. 1497739

>>1496900
Bump for bunny parrot

No. 1499374

File: 1676344604397.jpg (41.34 KB, 800x500, coopy.jpg)

Today I saw a cooper's hawk! so delightful.

No. 1499556

File: 1676365392815.jpeg (88.07 KB, 473x1024, 98D1745D-B644-48C0-88B2-6E4728…)

I got to confirm my jenday conure is actually a girl because she laid an egg! She was looking kinda fat before the egg was laid so I’m glad my suspicions were correct, now I can make sure she gets extra calcium in her diet to make up for what she’s lost. She decided to lay it in her food dish kek.

No. 1499939

>>1499556
That's adorable anon

No. 1499975

>>1499374
didn’t know this bird existed

No. 1500325

File: 1676434050440.jpg (136.84 KB, 768x746, a-beautiful-porcelain-brahms-c…)

>>1497095
mine are brahmas. they are massive and they have feather pants (fants)

No. 1500327

>>1499556
Congrats nonnie. That's actually really cool, love the coin for scale

No. 1500368

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>>1500328
me too nonny! I was browsing for pictures, saw this lady and gasped. absolutely chic

No. 1500369

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No. 1500371

File: 1676437761574.jpg (53.32 KB, 794x1059, il_794xN.2651045066_bl3e.jpg)

>>1500368
>>1500369
when the chicken is also couture

No. 1500376

File: 1676437983571.jpeg (44.03 KB, 640x428, 1FB40686-F80C-47BB-BC6A-E1DB01…)

My favorite are cochins. I used to take care of one exactly like this, they're so stupidly round, small and goofy

No. 1500613

File: 1676455179078.jpg (1.05 MB, 1920x1080, orpignton.jpg)

>>1500376
if I had a garden, I would have some of those and a lot of those fluffy, round orpingtons. Can't wait to maybe one day fulfil this dream.

No. 1500774

File: 1676471228364.png (289.75 KB, 500x298, FUFz1GtXwAApfeT.png)

>>1490155
I love all my visitors, but I think my favorites are the titmice. They sing the most and watching them fly away with peanuts the size of their head never stops being cute.

Most interesting bird I've gotten lately is a pileated woodpecker. I see them maybe twice a year and haven't convinced any to become regulars at my feeders yet.

No. 1501449

File: 1676523356022.jpg (152.76 KB, 624x628, oriental darter.jpg)


No. 1501450

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No. 1501490

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Anyone else a fan of corvids?

No. 1505188

>>1500774
>>1501449
I love these. They look so silly

>>1501490
100%. I love when they play in the snow!

No. 1505299

File: 1676948663000.webm (1.99 MB, 608x1080, 1676294000672852.webm)


No. 1505460

>>1505299
I like this breed of pigeons, they are like pugs/persian cats of the bird world

No. 1505844

>>1505299
most fancy pigeon breeds are just straight out animal cruelty, just like pugs are

No. 1505893

File: 1677014525054.jpg (56.05 KB, 640x480, Bare-crowned Antbird.jpg)


No. 1505895

File: 1677014560199.jpg (73.05 KB, 530x632, Crested Pigeon.jpg)


No. 1505898

File: 1677014589043.jpg (99.15 KB, 800x600, Harlequin Antbird.jpg)


No. 1505900

File: 1677014634512.jpg (190.76 KB, 924x694, White-plumed Antbird.jpg)


No. 1508458

File: 1677283128227.jpg (100.55 KB, 650x650, NRR2021202338_0.jpg)

Anyone else collect bird-themed merchandise? Didn't know whether to post this in the consoomer thread or here but I feel like only other bird lovers would really care about this kind of stuff.

No. 1508498

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No. 1508827

>>1508498
It is so funny to me that these exotic looking birds are just like seagulls or pigeons to Australians. Just trash eating pests.

No. 1509328

File: 1677367295844.jpg (30.06 KB, 1024x1024, 41P ZaN944L.jpg)

>>1508458
I love collecting little ceramic birds, bonus points if they're super round. I don't even know why, it's just a thing I started doing when I was a teenager and now I have a little army of rotund birdies. I love them

No. 1509346

>>1509328
Can you share some more of your collection, nonna? Do you have any figurines that have stories about how you got them?
I personally love bird planters. I have 2, 1 owl and 1 toucan. They're super cute because they're on a perch so they can swing, but they don't have much room for plants unfortunately.

No. 1509348

>>1509328
Oh hey I collect animal figurines too! My birds are mostly ducks and swans but I have a quartet of little fat ones

No. 1509394

File: 1677372695055.png (815.14 KB, 1206x1200, bluebirdie.png)

>>1509346
Actually the one I immediately thought of is the only non-ceramic bird in my collection lol—I have a little glass "blue bird of happiness" that I love so much because it was given to me by my parents, and it had sat on our kitchen windowsill my entire childhood. This isn't my picture, I'm not entirely sure if this is the same bird as I have no idea where or by whom mine was made (currently away from home so I can't photograph it) but this is nearly identical. It's so round!!!

No. 1509399

>>1509394
Sorry for doubleposting, but I just realized I should share the link in case anyone wants this adorable bird - https://www.mercari.com/us/item/m82866133866/

No. 1511631

File: 1677609780479.jpg (206.89 KB, 640x952, 1677376593248608.jpg)


No. 1514816

I've been feeding crows for months and now I found 2 big pinecones in my back yard. They like me!!!

No. 1514961

>>1514816
treasure your gifts

No. 1514969

File: 1677969184522.jpg (132.44 KB, 1772x1181, corvid.jpg)

>>1505188
>>1501490
I love corvids so much. Blue jays are some of my favorites

No. 1514974

File: 1677969388961.jpg (82.25 KB, 1200x1680, colorful-birds.jpg)

I was looking at mandarin ducks yesterday, and every time I see a pic of them I instinctively think it's an AI image because of how smooth and vibrant but also blurred their colors are.

No. 1514975

File: 1677969425173.png (2.58 MB, 1125x2048, Screenshot_20230304-163652.png)

>>1514973
there was one in NYC several years ago, dubbed "hot duck". i saw him in person, such a beauty.

No. 1514981

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No. 1515016

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>>1514975
They look so smooth.

No. 1515041

File: 1677977033608.jpg (48.05 KB, 634x359, corvidstic.jpg)

moar corvidposting

No. 1515042


No. 1515043

File: 1677977223345.jpeg (1.73 MB, 1242x1826, E09E88E9-4DE2-46FE-BAB2-EC0B50…)

I look at this picture every day and it keeps me going

No. 1515045

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>>1515043
reminds me of the image of that cat eating milk

No. 1515047

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No. 1515051

File: 1677977640504.jpg (40.91 KB, 755x596, Rock-Ptarmigan.jpg)


No. 1515055

File: 1677978059911.jpg (56.51 KB, 444x640, White-crownedPigeon2©LillianSt…)


No. 1515063

File: 1677978530942.jpg (308.05 KB, 750x1000, bg,f8f8f8-flat,750x,075,f-pad,…)

there are so many pigeon artists on ig it makes me happy

No. 1516996

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No. 1517007

I want a parrot so bad nonnies, but I can't get one as I don't have enough place in my small apartment

No. 1517153

File: 1678198342381.jpeg (52.76 KB, 632x960, birdpocket.jpeg)


No. 1517158

>>1516996
i want a poster of this

No. 1519855

Look at this little tennis ball balancing on a tennis ball.

No. 1520133

File: 1678466041825.jpg (59.17 KB, 794x794, il_794xN.3487799147_27yn.jpg)

>>1508458
Saw some of these at my local bird store and just had to check online to see if there was one that matched my baby green cheek. No dice but the etsy shop is called birbber

No. 1521667

File: 1678608839901.jpg (48.97 KB, 720x960, pigeon water.jpg)


No. 1521668

File: 1678608901038.jpg (56.76 KB, 580x960, pigeons for tea.jpg)


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No. 1522215


No. 1523212

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No. 1523242

Goddess Pebble is back

No. 1523514

File: 1678817233783.jpg (49.76 KB, 375x560, 348e9ea0-52e7-47f1-ad3c-e71a26…)

I like it when birds just stand on animals, walk around on em and the animals are pretty chill about it.

No. 1523522

>>1523514
Capybara unbothered by potential poop in eye

No. 1523535

File: 1678818579565.jpg (61.63 KB, 612x408, istockphoto-868530662-612x612.…)

Muscovy Ducks
>don't quack, females trill while males huff
>woodland fowl more closely related to geese than ducks
>excellent mosquito and flying insect control
>more resistant to avian disease
>happy to see you and will wag their tail feathers much like a dog
>docile and friendly
>not as messy as typical ducks, don't require a pond
>meat tastes similar to sirloin or veal

I plan on raising these little guys next year for eggs and just general enjoyment. Likely won't eat them. They like to roost in trees and have impressive claws on their webbed toes. I love them and find them charming.

No. 1523687

>>1523535
You should’ve left the last point out.

No. 1523709

>>1523687
I thought it was interesting that they have red meat. Then again I grew up on a farm and I have slaughtered chickens, rabbits and turkeys so I suppose I'm a bit desensitized. Sorry about that. Here's a video of female muscovies trilling, absolutely precious. I have no intention of slaughtering these beautiful, sweet gals so don't worry.

No. 1523721

>>1523535
>>1523709
I saw these ducks at the park a few years ago, I thought they were chickens at first. Weirdly cool looking in person. They've never been back since that year. Wish I'd gotten a picture of them. Good luck with your Muscovy ventures anon!

No. 1523769

>>1523721
Thank you! I'm pretty excited and building a proper woodland habitat for them, complete with fruit trees and berries for their ranging enjoyment. Hope you encounter them again!

No. 1523856

remix time

No. 1524423

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No. 1524439

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No. 1524765

>>1508458
Yes! I always have to practice self restraint when I see a cute or unusual bird plush.

No. 1526551

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No. 1544903

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No. 1544904

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No. 1544913

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>>1508827
I want to go to Australia and see them
The circumstances of them becoming bin chickens is quite sad though

No. 1545837

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No. 1551945

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No. 1559852

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No. 1559853

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No. 1559868

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No. 1559896

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No. 1564779

File: 1682972580636.jpeg (77.55 KB, 1548x1331, postal pige.jpeg)


No. 1578941

File: 1684225081505.jpg (163.33 KB, 1000x1000, 3_result_result2.jpg)


No. 1578949

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No. 1578956

File: 1684226548137.jpg (53.76 KB, 596x603, 5e40036a64ff61a746c5a4ebd74fc8…)

>me being at peace knowing i will never be pathetic enough to selfpost on /ot/

No. 1578973

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No. 1578975

>>1578973
This is so cute. It made my day thanks nonnie!♡

No. 1578988

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>>1578975
Absolutely, nonnie

No. 1579066

>>1490057
she is very handsome

No. 1579068

>>1490154
how is she so gorgeous?

No. 1579075

>>1490207
she lives for the art

No. 1579078

>>1491079
wow, she is one not to be messed with. But I'd like to befriend her.

No. 1579084

>>1494845
I like the idea of a funk duck, Not exactly sure what that is but I bet he has kind opinions of others.

No. 1579752

>>1494845
>>1494847
>>1495767
Male birds are always so pretty

No. 1579798

File: 1684296930083.jpg (141.1 KB, 800x757, duck-goose-swan.jpg)

I am once again asking you to choose

No. 1579800

>>1579752
And what about the female birds? You are a misogynist

No. 1579803

>>1579798
Duckie

No. 1579805

>>1579800
shut up and choose a waterfowl

No. 1579806

>>1579798
Swan, the other two are too plain-looking imo (I prefer other kinds of ducks and geese)

No. 1579810

>>1579798
Duck, goose are scary.

No. 1580094

>>1579798
This goose is my spirit animal

No. 1580365

>>1579798
not sure how different they're from each other but I like the one with the black mask.

No. 1589864

File: 1685248151076.jpg (47.13 KB, 563x518, b41484f5db7820845b6ae7eb186a32…)

Long-tailed tit

No. 1589869

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>>1580094
thank god at least one of you answered correctly

No. 1589986

File: 1685270144954.jpg (86.7 KB, 973x633, fg2302_01-1.jpg)

I love shima-enagas so much, they look like a bunch of snowballs who came to life.

No. 1589987

File: 1685270195866.jpg (61.26 KB, 750x500, long-tailed-tit-japan-5.jpg)

>>1589986
They also look like talking birds you'd found in old disney movies for some reason kek, they're too adorable that they feel almost animated/fake at times.

No. 1589988

>>1589986
Fun fact: they exist in Sweden too and we call them stjärtmes which means butt whimp.

No. 1590054

>>1579798
goose obviously but duckies like that one come in at a close second

No. 1590096

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No. 1590839

>>1590096
don't. this is a wholesome thread

No. 1591827

>>1590839
I'm the anon she was referring to and I found the pic quite adorable, but anon, is it actually about something horrible?

No. 1591832

>>1591827
ayrt, yes. Just take my word for it and forget you ever saw it.

No. 1591833

>>1591832
samefag, kek i realize that sounded very dramatic but what i mean to say is if you love cute birds it's not a manga chapter you will enjoy.

No. 1592059

>>1591833
he loved that bird… it was so tragic it was funny.

No. 1601897

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No. 1602738

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No. 1602752

>>1602738
my nigel has a duck and he's the cutest little (well HUGE actually) angel ever. he will pick him up and the duck nestles his face in his neck and snuggles him. so adorable. he's done it since the duck was a baby. he's obsessed with the duck its absolutely sweet.

No. 1602757

>>1602738
aw this reminds me of my childhood pet duck. her name was Daisy, she was such a sweetie pie.

No. 1602761

File: 1686399344215.jpg (117.24 KB, 564x752, be87a9ad955797df22d31033e0ae58…)

Silkies

No. 1602769

File: 1686400030793.jpg (122.68 KB, 1053x619, duckhair.jpg)

>>1602757
same anon but my family had a lot of ducks as a kid it was weird, we had lots of animals, guineas and chickens too and just lived in a normal house right next to downtown and one or two hat these silly little puffs on their heads, so cute. smaller than what you see in these pictures but i think it's the same thing going on, whatever causes that i guess. the oldest duck i ever had was like that, her name was Curly because before we knew if they were male or female we named 3 of them Curly, Larry, And Moe. then Curly and Larry started laying eggs. anyways Curly was cool because she had the silly little puff and would chase people down to bite them.

No. 1608901

File: 1686919505761.png (191.67 KB, 680x680, FvEAR7fWYA4zklT.png)

Why do ducks look like ducks

No. 1608904

>>1608901
god wanted to make a cute birdie

No. 1613842

File: 1687370731534.gif (10.82 MB, 500x500, 20200825155549583dwqa.gif)

Nomnom

No. 1613845

My daughter love birds and will happy squeal and giggle at any bird she sees. I always take her to bird shows and she starts giggling and laughing and one of the bird show birds waved at her and the speaker even called it out it was so cute. For her first birthday I brought her a few bird feeders and patio chair so she can sit out and watch birds

No. 1613888

>>1608901
I love this picture. It's so pretty, fresh and serene. Just a cute duck in a tiny tub.

No. 1613938

>>1613842
god i wish that were me

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No. 2152505

File: 1724527289907.jpg (60 KB, 640x518, kakapo-chicks_2016_08_04.jpg)

>>1493566
i adore kakapos

No. 2152507

File: 1724527333419.jpg (236.5 KB, 1500x1160, kakapo.jpg)

>>2152505
good thread, thx for bumping it >>2152495 !!! ♥

No. 2152510

File: 1724527356675.jpg (1.31 MB, 3072x2048, 01-saving-kakapo-alice_tumeke2…)

>>2152507
cuties

No. 2152517

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No. 2152520

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>>2152517
shut up flood message

No. 2152524

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No. 2152560

File: 1724528874528.jpg (3.89 KB, 225x225, images.jpg)

I like canaries a lot (I keep yellow and orange/golden ones and they look so cute together). They're all beautiful but glosters are hilarious to me. Just a little guy with a crazy haircut. So radical.

No. 2152678

>>2152560
i love when they use this breed of canary in movies. some director was like "yeah we could have any normal canary, but i need one with a bowl cut"

No. 2152892

File: 1724545090067.jpg (141.36 KB, 1280x720, indian ringtail.jpg)

When I was 13 years old, I found this parakeet (like picrel) outside of my apartment building. I put up a bunch of signs because I thought maybe he flew off someone's balcony but nobody ever called. My mum and I ended up keeping him for a few months while we tried to find someone who was willing to take him and give him a good home. I like birds, but I don't like how they live for like decades, it feels like a really big responsibility. Anyway, after like 3 months I ended up teaching him a bunch of words and then we found him a good owner! Now he's living his life with other parakeets and having fun. That's my bird love story.

No. 2153410

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my favourite pastime litely has been going on unsplash, typing whatever bird species name into the search bar and scrolling through photos occasionally saying "woahh" out loud
>>2152892
so cute! he's was lucky to meet you

No. 2153411

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>>2153410
*lately

No. 2153412

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No. 2153413

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No. 2153414

>>2153410
Have U done the King Eider duck yet?? They look so cute.

No. 2153418

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>>2153413
>>2153414
i will after i finish dumping my pic hoard, thanks for the recommendation nona!

No. 2153419

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>>2153418
babies 1

No. 2153420

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>>2153419
babies 2
flood bypass

No. 2153421

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>>2153420
i used to be obsessed with barn owls as a kid. they look like aliens with their flat white faces and big black eyes

No. 2153423

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>>2153421
awkward teenagers

No. 2153424

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No. 2153426

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>>2153425
flood bypassssss

No. 2153428

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>>2153426
fllooooddd bypass

No. 2153430

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>>2153428
ducks……

No. 2153432

File: 1724579289878.jpg (1.01 MB, 2400x1600, joshua-j-cotten-G3vB-YGdzmU-un…)

>>2153430
more ducks

No. 2153434

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>>2153432
now for some puffins. they're so funny looking

No. 2153435

>>2153428
Start sageing or farmhands will move this to /m/ and I want the birds to stay on /ot/

No. 2153436

File: 1724579435419.jpg (317.3 KB, 1920x1280, david-klaasen-b1NFkUR-3Fg-unsp…)

>>2153434
>>2153435
you're right, i already do dw

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No. 2153439

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>>2153438
almost done

No. 2153441

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>>2153439
almostttt

No. 2153442

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>>2153441
ok i think that's all. hope you enjoy!

No. 2153443

>>2153434
These are common where my family live, it's fun seeing them walk around they have a certain gait that's very cute looking.

No. 2153449

I'm jealous of birds in a way. I like that for the most part all the girl birds are plain looking but all the boy birds have to look amazing and dance or sing and do all that to impress the girls so they can become their boyfriends. I wish it was like that for humans. Why can't human scrotes be bred for looks and dancing abilities or songs?? It's gay I hate humanity.

No. 2153810

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Cockatoos are the cutest fucking animals ever. I am a parrot autist and it makes so mad how I can't live in australia and be woken up by cockatoos and lorikeets screeching on my balcony. I hate living in the midwest. We actually had a parrot species endemic to the US found in the midwest called the carolina parakeet, but it was hunted to extinction because humans fucking suck. My copium is that they live in small pockets of isolated parts of the US and they've adapted.

No. 2153823

>>2153810
I have had the same thoughts but I think if I lived in Australia I would get very sad if I inevitably stumble upon a dead cockatoo or lorikeet. Sorry for the morbid thought but at least parrots in the USA are more likely to be pampered in captivity and not struggling in the wild.

No. 2153857

>>2153810
>The Carolina parakeet was bold and gregarious and was often spotted flying around in exuberant flocks numbering hundreds of individuals in lowland old-growth forests, forest edges and canebreaks that sprang up around rivers. Unfortunately, these rowdy parrots became the focus of the destructive tendencies of recently arrived European settlers, who razed their habitat to build cities and farms, and persecuted them mercilessly in retaliation for dining on crops of fruits and grains, as well as to collect their feathers to decorate fashionable ladies’ hats, and who even shot them out of the sky simply for the perverse pleasure of killing something wild and alive and beautiful.

I immediately suspected it was for their plumage

No. 2153891

>>2153823
I'm an aussie and you're unlikely to just see dead cockies and lorikeets lying around kek (especially if people are keeping their cats indoors like they're supposed to). Both sulphur-crested cockatoos and rainbow lorikeets are far from struggling btw and have adapted very well to urban areas. A flock of up to 15 sulphur-cresteds visit my yard regularly to get a drink, eat some nuts I put out for them, and just hang out, with a couple interested in being 'friends' with me (perching near me, taking food from my hand, talking to me), and it's really cute when parents 'introduce' their chicks to my garden and me kek. Other parrot visitors that are less common are galahs, corellas, yellow-tailed black cockatoos, king parrots, crimson rosellas, and gang-gangs.

Best birds are the maggies though, adore their song and lately a male and female come visit together to take food from my hand and sing to me. Currawongs are also excellent but they rarely ever visit, same for the bronzewing doves. God I love birds.

Could live without the rainbow lorikeets though to be honest, if only because their incessant racket sets off my pet birds like nothing else kek (and they are absolute bullies towards other birds despite their small size). Kookaburras could also please politely fuck off and stop eating my pond fish. okay sperg over.

No. 2153922

>>2153891
>it's really cute when parents 'introduce' their chicks to my garden and me kek
Oh my goodness, that is just too precious.

No. 2296344

File: 1733669255255.mp4 (15.56 MB, 1080x1920, 1865444298356846599.mp4)

has anyone here made friends with local birds?

No. 2296347

>>2296344
My grandma befriended local crows with walnut bribery



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