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[cascading distressed whinnies]
Sora Porzana carolina
8/19/2024 Benton County, Washington
Jef B. via iNaturalist, CC-BY-NC
Migratory May day 22: Sora
This one's a silly little baby :)
Reference photo by Brittany Turner, Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota
Guys this isn’t related to this blog but this needs more people to see this. I’ve been birding for like, two or so months. One of my number one targets was a Sora (its a rail bird thats somewhat common) and for some reason I have been UNABLE to ever find one in every single one of my trips. Finding a Sora has been like, tied as my top goal since I started birding because 1) Sora has been missing in the Kingdom Hearts Fandom for 1161 days and its a meme 2) I fucking love Sora 3) heheh bird and Kingdom Hearts I gotta find it
And TODAY. Fucking TODAY I went out birding and I - for the first time - SAW A SORA. I FOUND SORA.
THEN I COME HOME
KINGDOM HEARTS 4 TRAILER.
SORA HAS BEEN FOUND.
I FOUND SORA (BIRD) AND SORA (CHARACTER) ON THE SAME FUCKING DAY WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK
IM SCREAMING I DIDNT GET A GOOD PHOTO BUT LIKE
LOOK I FOUND SORA IN REAL LIFE ON THE DAY THAT SORA APPEARED IN THE REAL WORLD
That grouse? I drew that with mostly sharpie. Turns out a dying sharpie can do some nice textured grays if you know what you’re doing.
posca drawings of two of my favorite marsh friends so far! 🖤💛🤎
(yellow-headed blackbird [xanthocephalus xanthocephalus]), sora [porzana carolina])
(very “garçon means boy” voice:)
Sora is a small bird in the rail family native to the Americas.
wing of a first year sora (porzana carolina)
illinois, cause of death unknown