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papayagorescue:

Willow is a vivacious 2-year-old, Goffin’s cockatoo! Willow has already been through three homes. Including one that kept her outside beneath a willow tree. This is not her fault. She is still a baby in many respects. She is a dainty girl who loves cuddles, playing with her new toys, and most of all dancing! Her wonderful personality is sure to win you over.

The first step to meeting Willow is to fill out an adoption application. No one will be considered without it. To download an application go here: http://papayagorescuehouse.org/adoptables/.

Want to support Willow’s stay? You can donate to her through her own Amazon Wishlist! Found here: https://smile.amazon.com/…/FBW9T3…/ref=nav_wishlist_lists_3…

pridesquishy:

home sweet home – credit if using

pridesquishy:

fluffy friend – credit if using

tinysaurus-rex:

papayagorescue:

Sometimes we just need expert opinions! Sugarbird can be seen here helping our Executive Director write out to-dos. Somehow ‘give Sugarbird more nuts,’ was added to the list! What are your favorite photos of your birds ‘helping?’

Momma and Supervisor Millet!

lionofbali:

Part of my Crow Divination Series, “Strength” includes a watermark of the Viking rune uruz. Pulp painting on handmade cotton paper, 8.75 x 5.5 inches.

falseredstart:

falseredstart:

“If love as we understand it exists in nature, then surely this must be it.”

Waved Albatross (Phoebastria irrorata), BBC Earth

feelin this right now. On that seabird groove. Plus, I just saw these guys out to sea and I’m just thinkin how they’re probably thinkin about their precious life partners and how I’m just looking for birds all the time

dailybirddrawings:

All the current designs open for all pledge levels on the Sky of Jewels Kickstarter!!

There is still one more design, California Condor, to unlock, and after that a vote will be held if the last stretch goal is achieved to decide a fan favourite bird-of-prey!

Check em all out here!

justanothervirus:

todaysbird:

feralghoul:

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(adding on with permission from @feralghoul !) these are two northern mockingbirds, the only mockingbird common in north america. they are found through much of the usa and mexico, and part of canada. mockingbirds earned their name from their extensive mimicry!

WAIT THISE LIL GUYS ARE MOCKING BIRDS AND WE HAVE THEM LOCALLY??? ARE THESE THE ONES WHO SIT FOR AGES IN A TREE MAKING TONS OF DIFFERENT NOISES IN THE KORNING WHILE ITS STILL BLUE OUTSIDE?

most likely!! 😀

feralghoul:

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(adding on with permission from @feralghoul !) these are two northern mockingbirds, the only mockingbird common in north america. they are found through much of the usa and mexico, and part of canada. mockingbirds earned their name from their extensive mimicry!