Bird Blog for Birds

Blog for my birds and all the fun living with them. My main blog is evilweasel24 and my art blog is evilweasel-cosplay. I'm also on Instagram and Twitter! Will also reblog posts with birds too. Check out 'Who's Who?' or the tag 'my birds' to get to know my parrots! Feel free to message me for bird advice! Banner was made by yallmindifiscream. (Also I'm a bit dyslexic so if anything is slept wrong that's why, sorry)

[evilweasel-cosplay]

FINISHED MY ARTFIGHT CARD! 🪱🔥

I'm on team comedy! Come and get me!

[alcnfr]

An immature Northern Cardinal on the feedlot thisaa afternoon.

[evenbarnesart]

Another kingfisher sketch

[needsmoreresearch]

Let's make a catbird

Grey catbirds (Dumetella carolinensis) are one of my many faves. Let's make a catbird.

jaunty angles

burbling away loudly but invisibly within a dense bush

emerging to peer at you from a branch

little black cap

MYEHH

a little mimicry for a treat

handsome shade of slate grey

Remaining time: 2 days 15 hours

[smauggles]

Safe to say that after today's scritch session Smaug is molting again

[smauggles]

This is so funny to me. Tumblr why are you so bad at this

[hauwab]

A lovely lady Stonechat

[littleshrewpictures]

Kingfisher.

Taken in Yorkshire, 09-06-2026

[maureen2musings]

Kingfisher in snowy Sweden

matilda.m.photography

[digitalnatureuk]

This kingfisher was not happy with the wind picking up just after they finished preening.

[contremineur]

A kingfisher emerges from a hole in ice after catching fish near Saxmundham (Suffolk)

photograph by Paul Sawer via here

[sitting-on-me-bum]

Belted kingfisher (Megaceryle alcyon) female calling in summer, Montana, USA.

Donald M. Jones

[hauwab]

A lovely lady Stonechat

[rainevaris]

Sharp as wind

[sheahuntphotography]

Colorful and cheery, calling out loudly from the cat tails

Yellow-headed Blackbird (Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus)

01/07/2026

[apex-nature]

[herpsandbirds]

Starry Owlet-Nightjar (Aegotheles tatei), family Aegothelidae, order Aegotheliformes, Papua New Guinea (endemic)

Owlet-nightjars are not nightjars, and are not in the nightjar order Caprimulgiformes. (And are also not closely related to owls).

They are in their own order.

They are not as closely related to nightjars or frogmouths, as previously thought.

This species is beloved and deeply desired by birdwatchers, and if I saw one I would pee my pants. (One my top 10 birds!)

photograph by Lev Frid

[herpsandbirds]

American Comb Duck (Sarkidiornis sylvicola), male, family Anatidae, order Anseriformes, Peru

photograph by Miguel José Morán Morán