#needsmorebirds

[3leggedmagpie]

Going flying after, eh? We'll only be a moment. Click...snap!

Fletch is @needsmorebirds' Ritosona. Thank you for taking part in the Ritoblr Village Census!

[squawkoverflow]

A new variant has been added!

Cockatiel (Nymphicus hollandicus) © NeedsMoreBirds

It hatches from bold, dark, distinctive, long, male, orange, tiny, tuneful, white, and yellowish eggs.

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[felidaeng]

For the palettes, Cyberbullies and Cool Sunsets!

pretty!!!

[ohmdo]

@needsmorebirds

man, imagine the jaw muscles that thing would've had.

if you check out other pics of its skull it truly looks terrifically strong.

@lost-opium-artblog

i just come back for an exhibition about dinosaur and... that???!!! is it dinoday??? I love it anyway!

WHAT that’s a fun coincidence. maybe it is a dinosaur day!

@random-squid

it probably had A LOT OF FEATHERS GAH!

Most research on it points to something like a hippo, however I think debate is still in the air as to whether it was warm blooded or cold-blooded. (It’s driving me nuts that we just don’t know more about this thing.) A feathered semi-aquatic critter of this shape and size would’ve been a heck of somethin to look at though. Like a badass Quetzalcoatl dragon. Or alternatively the fattest duck in the world.

[jayrockin]

needsmorebirds replied to your post “How concerned is every race with hygiene in the RttS universe for...”

Feathered humans? :0

Yeah, genetically modified humans like Mǐn need to oil/comb their feathers daily with a preening comb. Appearance can vary, but here are a few:

Fun fax: feathered humans almost always have a nipple-like oil gland above their tail to help with preening. Most regular birds have this too. Avians, not being from earth, have an oil gland on their underside of their tongue that they use during preening.

PATREON | KO-FI

[transsafeuserboxes]

Seeing your url made me angry at first but then I actually looked at your tagline. I'm relieved to see it's not what the name suggests.

hahahahah -💐

[albino-bat]

needsmorebirds replied to your post: I want to live in the alternate timeline where...

If you wear them with the right clothes they can look good.

They carry such a negative connotation with them now, though. They look good and only good with formal attire yet you see these greasy teens and “M’lady” types wearing them and they’ve hit rock bottom quicker than a college freshman on tequila night. 

[teakip]

@needsmorebirds replied to your post: @blastoffagainnn replied to...

technically it’s octopodes

'octopus' is originally a greek word and if you were to follow the greek roots then it would be 'octopodes'. the common misconception that 'octopus' is of latin origin has led to the idea that its latin plural form is 'octopi'. while technically incorrect since 'octopus' is greek and not latin it is still commonly accepted to the point it is used more frequently than 'octopodes'. so u are correct and also not since the english language likes to do whatever the fuck it pleases.