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seen from Russia

seen from Belgium

seen from Maldives

seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from Japan
seen from United States
seen from Ukraine

seen from Ukraine

seen from Maldives
seen from India
seen from Japan

seen from Canada
seen from Malaysia

seen from United States
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from United States
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Have you seen a Chicken (Gallus gallus domesticus)?
I have seen one in nature
I have seen one in captivity
I don’t know if I’ve seen one in person
I’ve only seen photos, never seen in person
I’ve never heard of this animal
I’ve seen a dead one/a taxidermy
Range: every continent except Antarctica
Note: the “in nature” option for this poll refers to feral populations
day 4, today is the eurasian bee-eater! i’m not actually sure this bird is from this song but it’s the only one that might be close that i’ve found so far? anyways we love sparkbird thank you for your time
why does he look like an angry oil slick
Panchito, era un loro choroy , el cual fue víctima del "mascotismo " lo mal llamado ser animalista o querer demaciado a los animales ... Producto de ello unas personas criaron a esta especie que está protegida por ley y su tenencia es ilegal , ya que es un animal de fauna . Por su impronta y su llegada tan cercana al humanos estos casos , hace imposible que se pueda liberar, ya que ,no saben buscar alimento propio ni tampoco aprendió a volar , fue parte del CEREFA Chiloe Silvestre donde falleció finalmente de vejez 💚✨
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Panchito, was a choroy parrot, which was a victim of “mascotism” the wrong thing called being animalistic or loving animals too much .... As a result, some people bred this species, which is protected by law and its possession is illegal, since it is a wildlife animal. Because of its imprinting and its arrival so close to humans these cases , makes it impossible to be released , because , they do not know how to forage for food itself nor learned to fly , was part of the CEREFA Chiloe Silvestre where he finally died of old age 💚✨
It’s a pretty Bluejay! Also a Jaybird, or Cyanocitta cristata!
Reworking my Fae concept; I think they look much more expressive with these ears!