



Well forging for seeds bowsy bumped into peachy...
Never bump into peachy when shes trying to eat




Never bump into peachy when shes trying to eat
San Diego County
I Just wanted to say that as a pigeon nerd, I think about ‘fancy pigeons’ quite often and don’t really have anyone to talk about it with… For anyone unfamiliar, the American pigeon museum has a pretty incredible archive of them, the ones I’m including in the photos are really just the tip of the iceberg. Images: https://www.theamericanpigeonmuseum.org/pigeon-breed-gallery
Beautiful (and somewhat scary) Ralph, located at Potter Park Zoo in Lansing, Michigan
Saw this taking my conure to the pet store to interact with some feathery friends and saw this man, why is evil larry so evil? I need to know his story.
Lappet Faced Vulture at Masai mara
evil fat chickens get turned green with pet safe food dye
I’ve been experimenting with recording a miniature café feeder for the wild birds in my yard. I stocked the counters with seed, and this little guy figured it out pretty quickly. The café is called The Perch Café.
I work in a fish store and my boss has a ringneck that's hanging out in the shop most of the time. He goes into his cage at night time or when we're not in the shop so he doesnt get hurt. He's about 5-6ish months old. The problem is that he's developing a new obsession with money and would fly down and snatch bills right out of clients hands then fly up to spots we struggle to reach (accessible but a pain). We tried offering treats to drop the bill but im worried that would reward the behavior, but he doesn't seem to be interested in the exchange either way. He has plenty of toys in the shop and we get him new ones every week but money drives him crazy and he'd drop whatever he's doing to fly over. Any tips please? (Video for proof)
(He was let out through the open doors and is already hunting for bugs in the yard)
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccine-safety/about/autism.html
TLDR:
My comments:
Same old anti-vaccine story. They tried to make it look professional. But their argument does not even mention the overwhelming evidence of the success of modern and most past vaccines: the millions of lives saved, and the improvement in public health globally.
They cherry-picked single vague statements out of past long reports from HHS IOM and AHRQ that might raise doubts, skipping over dozens of pages of supportive data for vaccine success and safety. They allude to the very tiny minority of much smaller, lesser quality studies that may suggest correlation.
Thoughts? Discuss amongst yourselves!
Additional comments in this 2nd article from the Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/jul/20/ai-slop-manipulated-fake-images-birds-citizen-science-aoe
It's not just the false sightings. Over-enhancements of photos can change field marks that lead to mis-identification.