American or Brown Creeper (Certhia americana), family Certhiidae, order Passeriformes, WI, USA
photograph by Eric Keller
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American or Brown Creeper (Certhia americana), family Certhiidae, order Passeriformes, WI, USA
photograph by Eric Keller

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I am begging you, please show me the most ridiculous photo you have of your birds
Here’s Toto’s
Newt’s:
deeply unserious animal
During a 300 mile house move. Please note the plentiful, stable perches just out of frame; each with a miniature sprig of millet near them, and each entirely unoccupied for the majority of the journey 👍
They’re cosplaying chimney swifts
Snugglebug Harka making sure I accomplish nothing while attempting to work from home.
i was aiming for bluray but we got a beef
The yard is full of young birds and animals, and it is so much fun to watch them. I like the baby appearance almost a bit more than the adult one but I guess it is mostly because I like the diversity. It feels like an honor that their parents decided that this is a safe spot for them to learn how to live. Bonus-tree clip - the Redbellied youngster was not on the ground. And a teensy opossum ❤️ (MoDo, Cardi, Blue Jay, Oriole, RWBB, Grosbeak, Blue Jay, Grackle, Woodpecker)

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People do not give us (Brasil) enough credit for:
Our fucked up dolphins
Our fucked up porcupines
Our fucked up snakes
This
What the fuck is that
can u be nice
Jabiru (Jabiru mycteria)
Deploying solar arrays
Gannet Diving necklace by Rie Taniguchi
One of my absolute favorite local birds, the Bluethroat (Luscinia svecica)! These guys are very abundant here, and I love their personality and little songs. Very often on my walks in Spring, a bluethroat male will jump out of the bush, puff up its beautiful chest and sing as loud as he can, sometimes using bits and bobs from other birds' songs.

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We look at how conservation efforts in India have been pivotal to the survival of these birds.
In the early 2000s, vulture populations in Asia began to crash for no apparent reason. It was eventually discovered that a drug veterinarians used to treat cattle was highly toxic to vultures and poisoning them when they fed on cattle carcasses. The governments of India, Pakistan, and Nepal all worked to ban the toxic drug and support vulture conservation programs.
Twenty years later this is a huge conservation success story. Several Asian vulture populations that had decreased by over 99% before the ban have made huge recoveries thanks to conservation breeding centers, the creation of vulture safe zones, and stricter drug regulations.
So much of paleontology is "what did this beaked thing eat?" And then your best guess for years turns out to be so so so wrong.
Like Gastornis was thought to be a carnivore for decades and then carbon isotopes were like, "nah this thing was basically a giant goose honk honk".
Art by Ja Chirinos
Oviraptor was thought to be an egg eater, then much ink was spilled about whether it ate mollusks, and now it's thought to be an omnivore, but mostly a fruit/seed eater like a parrot.
Somehow this Adobe Stock image is the only art of an Oviraptor eating plants I can find. How is that?
And even birds with some teeth are getting in on these dietary mysteries.
Longipteryx was first thought to be a kingfisher-like hunter of aquatic prey, but it has since been found with seed contents in its guts, making it another surprise frugivore.
Photo by Xiaoli Wang
my pet wrinkle
Cloven-feathered Dove (Drepanoptila holosericea), family Columbidae, endemic to New Caledonia
photograph by Lev Frid

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Purple Starling
Purple Staring
she’s clipping 🚨 🚨 🚨 she’s clipping through the polygons🚨 🚨 🚨