Your Ghibli moment. Congratulations. Parabéns.
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This is fascinating, organisms without brains that can navigate mazes
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/immunology-and-microbiology/cellular-slime-mold
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Caracara plancus, aka Caracará, aka crested caracara, aka Mexican eagle.
This bird is young. He or she was being harassed by the Kiskadees on another rooftop, then she/he tried to catch a pigeon. A couple of hawks kicked him off the roof, as tey were feasting on the doves.
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You have all the best birds. We have mostly pigeons and sparrows.
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What is the out of focus bird on the right? Some kind of wader with butterfly wings?
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That’s the common Catinoinformibus satelliticus. They’re most often seen perching on roofs.
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Oh, It is the female companion of the bird. The male birds are Very Yellow. The females are Olive greenish…
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It’s only been a few years since I started paying more attention to the animals around me. I used to live in a more remote area of the city and there are a lot of animals there. Now that I live in the concrete jungle, I’m amazed to see so many birds too.
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Caramba.
I thought you were asking about the other bird in the canary picture. This building over there has a real orchard of TV antennas. Birds really like Yagi antennas.
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Sorry for my flippancy, I did not mean to mislead, they are impressive photos, and birds, please share more.
The most exotic I see are feral parakeets, which, though pretty, are noisy and negatively impacting native birds (except for some native birds of prey).
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Oh no. It is alright, tudo bem. I just wake up and I didn´t have my cup of coffee. My bad. I saw that you had replied to one of my posts, but I didn’t see which one.
There are a lot of exotic birds here too. Usually birds that were pets and managed to run away. Now they are part of the city life.
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I thought it was a joke and had a sensible chuckle…
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Hqhahahhaha. Cyberpunk birds!
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We do get migratory birds in spring and fall, so there’s more variety then.
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Such a lovely little bird with a gorgeous, intricate song! I’d fancy a nap afterwards, too!
Same! I was not knocking your great images of your wondrous winged neighbors, nor your feathery neighbors!
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Very chill cat. I found that terrifying. They have not forgotten their dinosaur roots.
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