monestary-fruitcake:

monestary-fruitcake:

my wrist HURTS

done!

@todaysbird

im-a-dragon-cawcaw:

drunkenhills:

bimboid:

crow singing along to flute music

When I read “crow singing”, NOTHING prepared me for the crow going “lalala”

That crow really lalala’d holy frick

callmebliss:

runby2:

m3ws-moved:

why do all ducks look so holdable

they’re made to be held by water . and nature’s most comfortable crevices. to be round means to be perfect for earth to cradle you

This makes me perceive my own shape in a more favorable light thank you

thoodleoo:

thoodleoo:

saw a bird i’d never seen in the wild before today….living my best life

animal of all time

diabolicjoy:

‘A spotted flycatcher pair nesting in the palm of a statue’ (by Zsolt Semperger, original post here)

todaysbird:

todaysbird:

the western gull is just one of many birds known to display same-sex pairing behavior. however, it had previously been unclear if one partner in female-female pairings took on a typically ‘masculine’ role and the other took on a ‘feminine’ role, regardless of sex. it had been hypothesized that these pairings were the result of one gull adopting a typically masculine role. researchers found that regardless of same-sex pairings, the gulls behaved identically to members of their sex in opposite-sex pairings. additionally, up to 14 percent of 1,200 seagulls in the survey were in same-sex pairings.

no more “i hate seagulls”. give gay icons respect