mistoly

formerly @Emilia-Moon Just a silly girl who loves birds, books and art!

[rubylith-art]

Koloa Maoli

[wholesome-animal-images]

@wholesome-animal-images

[my-dailydreams]

[cawmeraman]

I cannot go to sleep and not post this

I haven't gone a day without thinking of this picture ever since I saw it

Source video btw

Honourable mention

[violetcheekedconure]

My flight was delayed so I spent the extra time doing a glass of water study on my iPad using this ridiculous image of a budgie. I love birds behind glasses of water.

[michaelnordeman]

Chaffinch/bofink, Eurasian Nuthatch/nötväcka, Yellowhammer/gulsparv, and Blue Tit/blåmes. Värmland, Sweden (July 18, 2024).

[zielenica]

Birds in converse! Idk why I just drew it. And I'm making stickers with them!

[todaysbird]

today's bird is this Common Swift! this CRAZY photo was taken by Eden Davies from the uk. (image was pulled from reddit in r/Birdsfacingforward)

[asteroidtroglodyte]

I think they’re fabulous

[elodieunderglass]

thank you so much @em-dash-what!

[kaijudove]

happy make a terrible comic day!!! i haven't stopped thinking about this post since i saw it. in 2018 a common merganser was spotted with 76 (SEVENTY SIX!!!) chicks!! that's SOOOO many baby. so much success.

[rainbow-femme]

The three kinds of bird species name

1. God’s Specialist Little Boy

2. Hot Breasted Milf

3. Grey Bird With Brown Head

4. Walter’s Fingernail

[rainbow-femme]

[catboybiologist]

This is the most devastatingly accurate birding meme I've ever seen, bar none

[topplingmasonry-deactivated2020]

[emma-tolly]

@gabriel-silk this could be us

[laughingsquid]

Generous African Grey Parrot Shares Food Tokens With Another Parrot So They Can Both ‘Buy’ Walnut Treats

[brightlotusmoon]

“…Animals often share food, but these birds understand that metal rings can be exchanged for treats, and they share the rings with no promise of reward…This sophisticated behavior, which requires an understanding of both currency and the needs of others, has only been described in primates before…”

[laughingsquid]

Generous African Grey Parrot Shares Food Tokens With Another Parrot So They Can Both ‘Buy’ Walnut Treats

[brightlotusmoon]

“…Animals often share food, but these birds understand that metal rings can be exchanged for treats, and they share the rings with no promise of reward…This sophisticated behavior, which requires an understanding of both currency and the needs of others, has only been described in primates before…”

[herpsandbirds]

Turkey Vulture (Cathartes aura), family Cathartidae, order Cathartiformes, FL, USA

photograph by Kathryn Young

[darkmoonstruck]

@elodieunderglass Massive continuity of...goslings?

[elodieunderglass]

HOW MANY??

[supposedlysecretlysapphic]

@todaysbird

[todaysbird]

Girl…those are not all your children. You need to stop taking those things.

[a-book-of-creatures]

Goslings Georg

[blackirishweab]

@elodieunderglass 26 from what I could tell

[elodieunderglass]

I’m very impressed by your counting, well done!