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Soo...
Recently I finished reading a book called
"The genius of birds"
(at least I THINK that's the English name?)
And it was like... SUPER cool!
And since ya like birds I thought I'd ask ya-
what's your favorite "smart" bird behavior
mine is the Satin bowerbird nesting behaviors
Those guys nest are real works of art! And it's specially impressive the fact that they can learn techniques not only from other birds of their specie, and also from humans!
(I say that because there was a case of one copying an glass mural artist by stealing leftover glass shard and arranging them in a way to imitate the glasswork the human made! And after the bird died- the next one that came to occupy the nest hadn't seen the human work so it didn't imitate him! Very cool right?)
I've read that! I actually own it haha
Satin bowerbirds are awesome, for sure.
I'm not sure off the top of my head, but I've always liked the fact that lammergeiers (bearded vultures) drop bones and tortoises from great heights onto rocks to break them open. There's a story somewhere of a monk who was killed because a lammergeier dropped a tortoise on his bald head, thinking it was a shiny pink rock!
I also like that Blue Tits used to break through the lids on milk deliveries to siphon the cream off the top. Also crows using tools and macaws mimicking are just insanely cool.
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Ok that’s all thank you for reading <3
Kitchen Window (April 2022): A friend sent me this message, including this set of bird photos.
10/10, outstanding bird-based content, I will not be taking questions at this time.
@birdship replied to your post “Top 10 reasons to eat ass”
please explain how eating ass is similar to playing tetris
Tetris is a great way to kill time while you wait for your friends to finish the game. It is a solitary activity; you can play it on your own, or with other people, but you will never have the same experience twice.
The feeling of finally having enough points to win, of winning the game and being rewarded with a special power-up, of going from zero to 60 is a special thing. It's like a magic trick – you can't quite believe it, but it still feels very good.
This one is easy, because it's all in my head. It's one of the many, many things that happens to me when I eat ass. I just do the typical "feeling the stretch, the energy building up, feeling the fullness" thing, then I do the "there's so much to take in, getting the second half of the ass" thing, etc.
I've got a bunch of other examples tagged by occasion if you want.

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i gave duckie a fresh bowl of water this morning and she is having a bath in it and she is getting more water on the floor than on her
chaotic boy discovers his long lost ancestors
I love taking pictures of birds looking straight ahead because you get hilarious variations of this face. (•^•)