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Image 1: A headline from the World Economic Forum, reading, “Study finds exposure to more birds can make you happier.”
Image 2: A mockup of a news video, showing a very small bird being petted by a single finger. The news headline reads, “Breaking news: Are birds important? Experts say yes.”
for some surprises after all. A Scarlet-eyed Grackle came by and curiously checked the feeders. I have never seen one before but I heard it is a special day when a birder has the opportunity, so I am sharing with all of you. Happy Friday, I wish you all wonderful surprises and a good laugh. Also, your zipper is open 😉
youve been fooled………………by the april fools beeper……………..it was a fully grown bird the entire time…..no egg………………it tells u it hopes u hav a good april 1st
Would a nest parasite every try laying their eggs in the nest of a bird of prey? Has it ever happened before? Also would any bird ever share nesting space with a bird of prey?
It happens from time to time with nest parasites that do not have a strong preference for targeting a particular species, but the nest parasite generally does not survive as the diet is wrong. Some small songbirds and hummingbirds will build nests within the layers of large eagle nests because the eagles don’t care about such small birds and predators that eat small songbirds won’t go near an eagle nest.
