Followed closely by the currawong.
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Can’t forget the Lyrebird!
They’re a sort of avian DJ, with all the hot songs from all the cool birbs, and then some!
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Oh, the gentle songs of the birds…
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Lucky you!
A commenter on another site, who lives in Australia, is so cosy with his magpie neighbours, that they bring the babies to meet him. I’m so envious.
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And we’ve got sea lampreys invading to worry about as well.
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“Are you admiring my fluffy butt?”
Bald eagle doing its thing over the neighborhood
The white snow really makes the bluebirds’ color pop!
New visitor: the amusingly named yellow-rumped warbler.
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If he gets 200,000 likes, he’ll go meet some gorillas…
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This is from the Toronto Wildlife Centre, which rescues and rehabs animals and birds from in and around Toronto. I’ve taken a couple of birds and a baby squirrel to them for medical treatment and rehabilitation.
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My understanding is that there are multiple species of warblers in the woods around us, but I’ve never encountered one.
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This could have gone in several places, but I’m putting it here
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It had me at Apes Freaked Out
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Note the resemblance of its mouth to that of a Sarlacc. And who knew that camels had those canines?
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