A great horned owl perched on a live snake at a water tower in Arizona
u/Additional_Chard3680 — 2 hours ago
r/DivorcedBirds
Who is this fella seething with indignation?
Obligatory don't touch random birds you find, dude filming shouldn't have, but who is this indignant bird?
u/Riskit_4_Biscuits — 3 hours ago
In 2008, while deployed at sea, the crew of the USS Harry S. Truman found a eurasian screech owl hiding in the wheel well of an F-18 hornet. The owl was recovered and nicknamed "Fod", an acronym for "foreign object debris".
u/ThexLoneWolf — 13 hours ago
The mating display call of a male Australian Bustard sounds like a dinosaur
u/danielminds — 23 hours ago
Robbing Ducks of their Dignity
Yesterday we took a trip to a farm store for fence materials and found some poultry hats while we were there. We tried them out on our three tamest ducks today, with mixed results. Maple and Ramona didn't mind but Fenna wasn't a fan.
They come with chinstraps but nobody would wear them that way. A little bit of weak double-sided tape was acceptable, though.
u/The_Easter_Daedroth — 1 day ago
A hotel worker wets a towel every day to make little steps for baby ducks to easily exit the pool after swimming.
u/Ashish_ank — 1 day ago
First time photographing an Owl!
I'd never seen an owl with my own eyes, despite barn owls being quite prevalent near where I live, but whilst holidaying in Northern Ireland I got to see this gorgeous Eurasian Eagle Owl.
u/EndyD20 — 2 days ago
Estebán was flying free to the music until he spotted Muriél. Taken by her, he swooped in and gracefully landed into a flamenco stance.
u/Zephyruos — 2 days ago
One angry bird
I’ll try and figure out how to post the video, it’s amazing. Only cardinals and BlueJays ever visit my BB, and here they meet.
Palm Beach County, FL
u/JuneLee92 — 2 days ago
Roosters kept harassing my Esmé so I made her a battle vest 🤘🏼⚡️
u/HTD_Bros — 3 days ago
▲ 66 r/DivorcedBirds
Stan didn’t know that Darlene’s new beau had installed motion sensor lights, when he decided to peek into the old nest to see how much she was missing him.
After Irena had left Stan, he decided to see what was going on with Darlene, back at the old homestead. No one had told him that Darlene had taken up with another man and that she was actually happy. In the brief moments before the spotlight came on, Stan could see that Darlene was very, very happy. She had never done that fluffy little feather dance for him!
u/Bitinglysarcastic — 2 days ago
she's so.... ~green~
evil fat chickens get turned green with pet safe food dye
u/NoFlyingMonkeys — 3 days ago
A well-camouflaged clutch of baby kestrels nestled perfectly inside a natural rock crevice.
u/JuneLee92 — 4 days ago
Released this guy from our rehab facility today
u/CinnamonToast61 — 5 days ago
I whistled at an Osprey to get its attention. I must have said something offensive.
u/Karmas_burning — 4 days ago
Post from Cornell Lab of Ornithology Instagram account
Okay but the seagulls head tilt😂😂
u/Proud-Effort584 — 5 days ago
A crow seen removing an Israeli flag
u/Cute-Guarantee-1676 — 8 days ago
I'm going to explode
...from how cute this White-winged Fairywren is. He is not trapped. He is okay. But why does he look so serious.
u/Adventurous_One_4240 — 6 days ago