DDVAU doodles i drew while i was bored in class, since chapter 22 came out a few days ago :D
chapter 22 is so good but i'm so concerned for Grian.. ToT
little Grian watching a Movie based on the cannon fic that came out after :)

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DDVAU doodles i drew while i was bored in class, since chapter 22 came out a few days ago :D
chapter 22 is so good but i'm so concerned for Grian.. ToT
little Grian watching a Movie based on the cannon fic that came out after :)
HE WANTS THAT COOKIE SO BAD
"Birddads" I say as I take a long drag of my cigarette
I made that fic request post forever ago and I feel so bad I'm just now getting to these but @fontodue I hope you enjoy
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Sniper had been called away on a mission and would be gone for over a week. Heavy and Medic decided to go to a lodge a bit up north for the weekend. Engineer, Soldier, Demoman, and Pyro all took a roadtrip to go check out some sort of oddities shop that had opened the next town over and decided to make a weekend trip of it as well. The base was quiet.
"Yo, Spy!"
Mostly.
Stenbrough concept:
Stanley brings home a pigeon that happened to be on the side of the road and doesn't tell Bill.
So like one night, Bills in the shower and the pigeon just casually slips in the shower with him.
All Stanley can hear in the distance is a high pitch scream and a weak "STANNNNNNN!"
Of course Stanley gets up from his chair--closing his favourite book and wonders over to the bathroom, which to where he sees Bill in the corner with a shower cap on--along with his arm outstretched holding on for dear life a backscrubber with a terrified, confused expression and the pigeon titling his head, cooing up at him.
Stanley stands there, fiddling with his fingers with a shy grin on his features, looking at them both and he goes " so, this is our son--Benjamin."
Bird dads and their new bird son
Vi N.: How come your parents are so different, Kabbu?
Leif R.: they aren't. you come from a family of clones
Kabbu B.: Hoo! Well, my dad grew up in the city and-
Happy Father’s Day to Birds And Nobody Else*!
Every Father’s Day some media outlet or another releases a cutesy list of, “Top 10 Animal Dads!” I have no problem with this sort of feel-good edutainment. But these lists are always super mammal-centric (I mean, look at who writes and reads them) and inevitably always include lions, which lmao, No. I love The Lion King dearly, but real life male lions love absolutely no one except their brothers. Yeah, they protect their cubs from outside males, but you can’t convince me they care about anything beyond protecting their genetic investment.
But birds! Birds are FANTASTIC fathers! Even when they’re unfaithful partners, they’re still usually really really good dads! As far as paternal instincts go, I’d say there is no other taxon that does it better! Certainly not, lol, mammals. Good mammal dads are far and few between. Meanwhile, the vast majority of male birds are out here at this very moment (because it’s breeding season in my hemisphere) feeding their babies, protecting them from predators and rival birds, cleaning up after them, showing them how to forage, and being good role models for sexual imprinting. And this is true across a lot of bird families! Raptors--your hawks, eagles, owls, vultures, etc--are all great dads, parrots are great dads, storks are great dads, cranes are great dads, all corvids are great dads, penguins are great dads, ostriches are exceptionally great dads, woodpeckers are great dads, warblers are great dads, blue-footed boobies are great dads, shrikes are great dads, cardinals are great dads! That seagull stealing fries on the boardwalk? He’s a great dad! That pigeon with the missing toes sleeping under the overpass? He’s a great dad! That canada goose hissing and honking at you? He’s just trying to protect his adorable fluffy children!
I’ll end this post with a couple photos of late, great, bird dad Ezra of Cornell Hawks fame. When he died, nestcam watchers around the world shared screenshots of their favorite moments. One of the most popular was the time he shielded his mate Big Red and their chicks (who were still young enough to all fit under Mom) from the rain with his body.
RIP Ezra, and Happy Father’s Day to birds everywhere!
*and some frogs and a few fish. You all deserve honorable mentions before literally any lion.