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Heya, folks!
You can call me Lichen or Ides. I use it/its pronouns, and my main is @arodynamic-enby
This is a bird art blog inspired by @1coweveryday @1puppyeveryday @1kitteneveryday and @1chickeneveryotherday! I am just here to draw (or photograph!) some cute feathery creatures :]
Feel free to ask me to draw specific birds! The ask box is open and suggestions are always welcome <3
@todaysbird
What cool bird is this??
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What weird cryptid is this??
Eurasian Coot :)
BIRD IN A SUPERMARKET!!!
Virginia Rail (Rallus limicola), family Rallidae, order Gruiformes, found across much of North and Central America
This image of a rail in a supermarket went viral a few years ago. I do not know where this happened. Virginia Rails are usually found in marshes, and do not normally feed on dark chocolate.
original photograph source: unknown
wood pigeon baby content from my balcony :')
Robins love to pose for me
Little idiot kept running into windows in a building with only half the walls
These are a sort of bird to me
Hes standing watch
So I was watching a video on ptarmigans and it was mentioned that they dig burrows in the snow for shelter and protection. Which, cool! Burrowing bird! Then they showed this picture and
It's perfect
Grackle drop!
The people on iNaturalist ided the lighter ones as grackles, too, but lets see if i can learn something about birds
So these photos were taken in northern utah, all at once—there were a few non-grackles and non-cowbirds there, a few house sparrows and a robin, and the rest were great tailed grackles, save those few brown babies
Brown-headed cowbirds tend to show up in utah during summer, which it is. Almost officially summer, and utah.gov says there ARE nonsummer cowbirds, but they’re in the southern parts of the state
Cowbirds DO look a lot like the female grackles
Theres a few of them with similar face markings, but theyre stronger on the grackles. Heres some close ups of the brown bird photos
Those face markings are pretty strong, but im more convinced by the beaks and tails?
Cowbirds have those thicker, shorter beaks and i think their tails match the grackle lengths a bit better
Theyre a little scronched up but. Probably not cowbirds, i think theyre just some feathery grackle ladies
Grackle drop!
The people on iNaturalist ided the lighter ones as grackles, too, but lets see if i can learn something about birds
So these photos were taken in northern utah, all at once—there were a few non-grackles and non-cowbirds there, a few house sparrows and a robin, and the rest were great tailed grackles, save those few brown babies
Brown-headed cowbirds tend to show up in utah during summer, which it is. Almost officially summer, and utah.gov says there ARE nonsummer cowbirds, but they’re in the southern parts of the state
Cowbirds DO look a lot like the female grackles
Theres a few of them with similar face markings, but theyre stronger on the grackles. Heres some close ups of the brown bird photos
Those face markings are pretty strong, but im more convinced by the beaks and tails?
Cowbirds have those thicker, shorter beaks and i think their tails match the grackle lengths a bit better
Theyre a little scronched up but. Probably not cowbirds, i think theyre just some feathery grackle ladies
Just realized the sparrows and robin ended up in the original post, whoops. Meant to add those later in a reblog lol
Grackle drop!
The people on iNaturalist ided the lighter ones as grackles, too, but lets see if i can learn something about birds
So these photos were taken in northern utah, all at once—there were a few non-grackles and non-cowbirds there, a few house sparrows and a robin, and the rest were great tailed grackles, save those few brown babies
Brown-headed cowbirds tend to show up in utah during summer, which it is. Almost officially summer, and utah.gov says there ARE nonsummer cowbirds, but they’re in the southern parts of the state
Cowbirds DO look a lot like the female grackles
Theres a few of them with similar face markings, but theyre stronger on the grackles. Heres some close ups of the brown bird photos
Those face markings are pretty strong, but im more convinced by the beaks and tails?
Cowbirds have those thicker, shorter beaks and i think their tails match the grackle lengths a bit better
Theyre a little scronched up but. Probably not cowbirds, i think theyre just some feathery grackle ladies
Grackle drop!
+sparrows and a robin, hadnt realized they ended up w the grackles lol
Its parking lot pigeon photoshoot time!!!!
This blog is really just “oops all pigeons!”
In my defense i really love pigeons
Posed so perfectly for me! Forgot to upload them to iNaturalist so i have no clue what they are, but I think they were from Wyoming?
