today's bird

oljimitoucheuse:

Help me I.D. this Shiny Peacock?

golden pheasant 🙂

weaneyhutjr:

I need your help! What kind of bird is this? I just saw him on tv and I need him to know I love him.

that is a red-footed booby! 😀

sharktoraptor:

Bird ID? What are these friends

those friends are some domestic ducks! no particular breed, probably mixed breed 🙂

birdidentification:

My friend found this feather in West Virginia recently. It’s the end of May right now and I would like to know what kind of bird this comes from. It’s longer than my forearm

This is a wild turkey primary feather

birdidentification:

Massachusetts here.

This was in my backyard. It was high, high up in a tree and was absolutely huge. It does not look like a wild turkey or a turkey vulture due to the fact that the size, coloring, and the long neck do not match to those two birds. Any clue?

This is a Wild Turkey

Howdy! Sorry to bother, but could I ask for some bird-spotting reference, if it’s no problem? Do you know any black birds with white underbellies and yellow highlights that live in Eurasia? I’ve seen tonnes flying around recently but noone I know knows what they are. Again, sorry for the bther!

hmm…

maybe a great tit?

if not – what’s the body shape of the bird like? that will help me narrow it down some!

It’s fluffy

i WANT HIM!!!

Thank you so much for the mention <3 So many good birb blogs, including yours! Might I also recommend @poule-malchanceuse and @abirdkeeper? Just trying to pay it forward :)

no problem! and yes, of course!!

lamassusoup:

tilthat:

TIL that B.F. Skinner, a famous psychologist, instilled superstitions in pigeons by giving them food in a cage at set time intervals. The pigeons responded by forming rituals, which they believed brought them the food, such as bobbing their heads or turning counter-clockwise.

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howlsmovingbuttcheeks:

toucan fluff 💕