[carassiusanis]

[peppermintlarry]

[previoustags]

[shygaetano]

hoooo

BITCH

yeayus

[ampervadasz]

Eltűnt…

[stickyfrogs]

[iterativeimprovement]

I could watch this all day.

[persephonesecretlair]

he flipped

[elionking-deactivated20191020]

I swear to gawd do it again. Do it… Do it again I promise you… Do it, i swear to gawd, bro…

[funnelcloudd]

@scottbaiowulf

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[goblinlord-deactivated20160826]

i found this lizard in my kitchen licking a marshmallow

[unclefather]

Do you know him?

[dimetrodone]

The bond that can form between a girl and her rabbit can be emotional and deep

[todaysbird]

i know turkeys have a reputation for being ‘ugly’ but like…they just ARENT. look at them

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[todaysbird]

why do people make a blanket statement and call geese ugly. have you looked at geese. personally i find good old canada geese very pretty but if they aren’t your taste…theres very many beautiful geese! for example:

barnacle goose

african pygmy goose

ross’s goose

brant

hawaiian goose

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[todaysbird]

though they are the closest relative of the north american wild turkey, the ocellated turkey looks wildly different in appearance, and while still being a large bird, is much smaller. this turkey is found only in a small range of mexico and an even tinier portion of south america. both males and females have a distinctive blue head and bright feathers with a metallic sheen. ocellated turkeys feed off of fruits, plant matter, and insects, and forage on the ground in flocks. at night they roost in trees to avoid predators such as jaguars, but spend the majority of their time on the ground.

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[todaysbird]

a mother wild turkey guards over her poults. although baby turkeys are able to leave the nest almost immediately after hatching, they are still small and in need of protection by their mother. mother turkeys have been documented fighting off hawks and other predators to protect their young, using their wings and the sharp spurs on the backs of their legs.

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[autistichalfblood]

“A thousand live bats fluttered from the walls and ceiling while a thousand more swooped over the tables in low black clouds, making the candles in the pumpkins stutter. The feast appeared suddenly on the golden plates, as it had at the start-of-term banquet.”

[todaysbird]

the bearded vulture is a large old-world vulture found in parts of europe, asia, and africa. the majority of the bearded vulture’s diet consists of bones. small bones are eaten whole, while large bones are cracked open by the vultures, who drop them from great heights. the vultures are naturally a light off-white, but they dye themselves orange-red using clay. it’s theorized this is a status symbol, with the darkest-colored vultures being the highest ranking.

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[iknowwheremytowelis]

Wow… birds using makeup to claim status… Birds are so amazing.

[rubyetc]

HOW TO NAME YOUR CHICKEN

[rubyetc]

hello Monday

[rubyetc]

hello tuesday

[rubyetc]

hello wednesday

[askfordoodles]

Hey bro, lemme tell you about South America's version of the secretary bird

The Seriema, a badass, powerful-legged, snake-eating, majestic-looking creature

looks like a total dork when trying to sit.