r/BirdsArentReal

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Not sure if a post like this is allowed, but any of you have ever had this happen before? I guess next time I should keep the little lid on top closed

Update:

Just a little more information for the people who are curious. Obviously I’m not touching the newly created mansion, and letting the new owner do its thing hahah.

Some were also wondering where this was taken, I live in the Netherlands. I think it’s a “blue tit” (but definitely correct me if I’m wrong).

Update 2:

I have been corrected, it’s a great tit.

u/Beflijster — 1 day ago
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City birds appear to be more afraid of women than men, and scientists have no idea why. Men could get about a meter closer to birds than women could before the animals flew away, regardless of what the men and women were wearing, what their height was or how they tried to approach the creatures.

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u/Iambhalo — 12 hours ago
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I love seeing people help disabled animals

Also this sub needs a bird flair lol

u/Fearless_MF — 1 day ago
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The black heron, found in African and Madagascan wetlands

Famous for its unique "umbrella" feeding technique where it shades the water with its wings to attract and ambush fish.

u/Askfreud — 1 day ago