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People love transforming their faces into cute dogs or cats with Snapchat - but you know what's better than a human with an animal filter - a beautiful bird with no filter. Bored Panda has compiled a list of best snapchats of wild and pet birds caught on camera just chilling and doing their thing, sometimes in some very odd places.
From unlikely feathery friendships between birds and other household pets to birds in their natural habitats to birds trying to fit in with different winged breeds this delightful list is sure to bring a smile to the face of bird owners, aficionados and admirers. Scroll down below to check out the funny snapchats and don't forget to upvote your favs!
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#1
Moo Moo Futch 6 years ago
I love the story of Kiwi and his Goth wife! She originally got kiwi another bird for mating first but he didn't take to her so she ended up with the goth and kiwi fell in love and they had babies. So precious!
We might think of parrots as the masters of mimicry but in fact ravens kept in captivity are just as likely to pick up human speech and sounds if not better than parrots. In the wild ravens sometimes are known to imitate other animals or mimic predators so they can attract them to carcasses that they can't break open on their own. If that's not a smart bird, we don't know what is!
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Daria B 6 years ago (edited)
This one reminds me an episode of that entertainment/documentary show about animals I catch on TV every now and then. There was a cat who was raised by a hen, then the cat grew up and had her own babies. Guess what the cat did? No, she didn't eat the hen, she left her babies for the hen to take care of, while she is wandering around free, as if she never kids in the first place.
Sveta Smirnova 6 years ago
As-if leave the kids to grandparent to take care
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Christina Sersif 6 years ago
When my grandparents were alive my grandpa would get my grandma flowers every week because she loved flowers so much and he loved my grandma so much. <3
Calypso poet 6 years ago
That is so sweet! My grandpa used to bring my grandpa a gift every Friday when he came home from work. Sadly I was 4 when he died at 48 but I have a few of the things he brought her! I wish I could have known them as a couple.
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Jennifer De Casterle 6 years ago
Reminded me of my father who mowed 'I love you' into the lawn for my mother to see from the upstairs window.
Ostriches may be known for their giant eggs, but little is said about their giant eyes - which are the largest eyes set on any land animal. That's right their eyes are the size of a billiard ball, which is 2in (5cm) in diameter, measured front to back, from the center of the cornea to the retina - five times bigger than the human eye.
#4
Mary Rose Kent 6 years ago
Bob also looks pretty melty—probably a sudden-onset cute wave!
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Inflatable Lunchbox 6 years ago
dug made some new friends and changed his name
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PandaPiñata 6 years ago
My mother and her husband died 11 months apart. The three of us were very facinated by dragonflies. Every summer for the last 7 years - They died seven years ago - two dragonflies have visited me in the garden, even though I live in a place where dragonflies are not common. I know that it is not the same two dragonflies but I believe I know who sends them.
Christina Sersif 6 years ago
I've seen this before. It's very touching and makes me thing reincarnation might actually be a thing.
back atya 6 years ago
I hope not. I don't want to come back as a bird or animal
Load More Replies...Have you ever been eating outside and had your meal ruined by an invasion of ants crawling on your food or even worse on you! Well if you were a cardinal this would be a welcome scenario. This bird species likes to cover their feathers or crushed and living ants. While scientists still aren't sure the reason behind this anting, their best guess is that the birds use the formic acid secreted during this practice to help get rid of lice and other parasites.
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Megawizard 14 6 years ago
imagine the bird gets in the engine... nice car owner
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Kathy Baylis 6 years ago
How do you not notice a bird the size of a falcon flying into the front of your car in the first place?
Elizabeth 6 years ago
She might have seen it fly from the one side and not been aware it got stuck on her car. I have birds dart in front of my car a lot because of where I drive, though they are usually much smaller birds
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Laura Martin 6 years ago
Big kudos to the owner of the car. Not everyone would be so instantly willing to have their car cut up to save a bird.
Maria Withers 6 years ago
I had a small bird stuck in my grill. I was terrified for the bird. I was near a tent city and a guy came over and took the bird out for me. I was relieved. I'm glad this falcon survived
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Panda Kicki 6 years ago
I guess they are born under a lamp and not a hen. Poor little ones, wish you had some warm mummyfeathers to cuddle with.
Christina Sersif 6 years ago
OMG this is the cutest thing I've seen all morning. I have seen cute things in previous days, but so far today this beats the cute meter.
Letting out a fart in any circumstance is definitely impolite and embarrassing, but especially at the dinner table. Well, if you want to have a classy dinner don't invite the worm-eating Bassian thrush, they find their prey hiding under leaves by farting directly on them. The gas moves the leaf-litter and dislodges the worms - yum.
#8
Have you ever seen your friend yawn and then tried to turn away before you 'caught the yawn?' Well this behavior of contagious yawning is seen in very few creatures other than humans, such as dogs, chimps and lab rats. Budgerigars, or budgies, a common parakeet, are the only bird species/non-mammal scientists have observed so far that also exhibit this behavior. So if you have a parakeet try not to yawn around them!
#10
Toujin C'Thlu 6 years ago
I love the mock pout that all baby and fledgling birds seem to have. Makes them look like real-life Angry Birds
knittin' kitten 6 years ago
You've been eating my cousins I can smell them cooking you savage!"
Mary Rose Kent 6 years ago
And then spend the next five hours trying to get the panicky bird back out...
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Madeline Allman 6 years ago
"jimmy's acting like a flamingo again isn't he....god dammit jimmy..."
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knittin' kitten 6 years ago
Day 15. Still nobody suspects a thing. My leg is tired I don't know how they do this all day."
Link 6 years ago
Day 24: I have now gained the trust of the flamingos. Soon, when they are completely comfortable with me, I shall steal their pond!
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TheExtremeSmell 6 years ago
Even birds feel the pressures to conform to bird societies standards
#12
Unhuman_Weirdo 6 years ago
I mean just look at his gorgeous face!!!! It’s so flawless 1535DB5E-C...a03b7.jpeg 
#13
Luis Milian 6 years ago
I wouldn't be able to resist and had given in and gave him the phone case...
Laugh Fan 6 years ago
Oh! Animals sulking are so adorable. Clever birds like this in particular. I had a dog that once went and curled herself around the corner of a wall in my living room and did her best to look utterly dejected because my sister and I were distracted from playing with her. Easily fixed fortunately!
Master Markus 6 years ago
I'd always heard that they think at about the same level as a 3 year old, so this checks out.
Debster 6 years ago
Me too. Funny when my kid was 4 I thought aww you are on the level of a bird. Ha ha
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Jane Alexander 6 years ago
What would happen if you let him chew on it with the phone in it, and then called from another phone? Please film it if you do it and get back to us.
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knittin' kitten 6 years ago
Love how different they are bright blue boys and soft grey girls. This is a beauty of a photo
Calypso poet 6 years ago
I had never seen this color finch until we went to the National Aviary in Pittsburgh. They’re in an open room you can walk through. A lot of different colors. If you love birds it’s worth a trip!
Calypso poet 6 years ago
I thought they were finches but now I’m not sure because of the beak. A little big for the indigo bunting? I’m new to bird watching and identifying. Beautiful color either way!😀
Load More Replies... Christina Sersif 6 years ago
I'm assuming the blue ones are the male and the grey ones are female
Axanthron Myre 6 years ago
Google Reverse image tags these as Grandala and going here - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grandala does seem to confirm that
Ang.stl 6 years ago
Great idea! And to think they aren't even from the Americas, North, Central or South!!
Load More Replies... TheExtremeSmell 6 years ago
Something tells me there’s gunna be a lot more birds after this get together
#15
Louise Stange-Wahl 6 years ago
Pigeons are amazing...they are NOT "flying rats." We also rescued a pigeon, Wilbur, when he flew and landed on my hubby's hat. He used to love to float in the bathtub like a duck. We would put the toilet seat down. He would jump on it and go to the edge of the tub, and carefully step into the tub. We miss him so much! He passed from old age..
Robyn Gardam 6 years ago
I rescued a pigeon last week. Someone had clipped his wing feathers on the left side and did such a bad job he couldn’t fly. He was found huddling in the doorway of a hotel by a family group, and they didn’t know what to do so I took him home, gave him water and food, and took him to an animal hospital the next day.
#16
Mary Rose Kent 6 years ago
Orange-breasted Pigeon, one species in a group of green pigeons found in Southeast Asia. I’ve actually seen this bird in the wild—it’s glorious!
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#17
Laugh Fan 6 years ago
I think the kitty looks like she/he is checking they're all there.
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knittin' kitten 6 years ago
Poor kitty look at all those delicious chicken nuggets you can't eat
Iwanna 6 years ago
is it just me... or it so PHOTOSHOP? we have 3 birds and copy paste situation here...
#18
Daria B 6 years ago
Wondering what they got right and what they got wrong. You know, humans and their stereotypes, duh... ♥
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Blakkur Sverrir 6 years ago
"You have a picture of me in your book? What are you; some kind of bird stalker? Creep "
wacky jack 100 6 years ago
It probably was looking for a mate and thought the picture was real
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Daria B 6 years ago (edited)
"You poop on the car, I'll steal the sandwich while distracted. Deal? Deal!"
Mick Fowler 6 years ago
Appears to be a pair of crested caracaras. The male on the left is smaller as with most birds of prey. They are members of the falcon family, but behave like vultures in that they eat carrion. National bird of Mexico. I've seen one as far north as Flagstaff AZ. I suspect they are displaying a bonding behavior.
Eden-Rose Huntsman 6 years ago
lol I just read that as "crusted carcasses"
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Stanley Yayo 6 years ago
We now know where the pantry is. Together we can work as a team stealing all the seeds and anything of interest. Deal? Deal! 😄😄😄
#21
knittin' kitten 6 years ago
The same reason why bees and wasps are so violent in autumn. they're literally drunk on fermented fruit and I guess it pisses them off
Virgil Blue 6 years ago
So bees an wasps are like the football hooligans of the insect world. Prone to violence when drunk.
Load More Replies... Robyn Gardam 6 years ago
That’s his rock and no one is taking it from him! Poor fella.. hope he recovered ok
Pseudo Puppy 6 years ago
Literally laughed out loud, Now everyone in the cafe is looking at me weird. Ha!!
#22
Calypso poet 6 years ago
Makes me think of Men In Black, the Constellation on Orian’s belt! And thank you Merty for spelling constellation for me 😁
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Kimberly Irving 6 years ago
He can see the Universe...his sight is beyond that of normal creatures..
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Biljana Malesevic 6 years ago
This is how I like animals kept, on farms, running free, not in slaughterhouses, crammed up in tiny cages. I like how chickens look like elderly ladies trying to see neighbour's baby.
HoffLensMetalHedLovesAnimalsUK 6 years ago (edited)
100% true facts, that's why i haven't eaten one in 9 years, how can i find something so cute and beautiful but then pay to eat it's slaughtered carcass when it just wanted to live, also what they do is male chicks is despicable.
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Calypso poet 6 years ago
My mother in law and her lunch group! Judgmental ol birds 😀
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HoffLensMetalHedLovesAnimalsUK 6 years ago
Chickens have a massive mothering instinct and naturally very curious, this is beautiful.
Caren Johnson 6 years ago
This is why I'm a vegan. They don't deserve to be eaten. Look how smart they are!
Bill 6 years ago
If they didn't want to get eaten then why do they taste so good?
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Rebecca Rostocka 6 years ago
not after saying hello they can smell the blood and they want the placenta possibly baby goat too chickens are savage af man don't believe them lol
Flavia Slag 6 years ago
These girls have to be the first to tell the rest of the barnyard about the new addition to the farm.
#24
Calypso poet 6 years ago
Ben Afflec should have gotten this bird instead of that ugly Phoenix on his back! 😂
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Monika Soffronow 6 years ago
Thank you, I was wondering what kind of a bird this was.
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earringnut 6 years ago
I laughed longer at that caption than any pun deserves. I am not proud.
knittin' kitten 6 years ago
I laughed longer at your comment then any comment deserves and I'm not proud either.
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Lunar Panda88 6 years ago
I referred to them as "space cats" once when I was high lol
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#27
未周 陸 6 years ago
Hm ...... Yeah, Very Promisingly. Nowadays, News Spreads Out Fast & Furious, NOT just among Humans, you know?!
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meow point1 6 years ago
When I was four through six, we would feed ducks that lived by our house and their leader was a large drake who would always tap the window first.
#28
Marky Mark And The Funky Bunch 6 years ago
one the positive side, no mice can enter your home
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Gaya Knust 6 years ago
He/She is probably resting up after flying all night to deliver a letter ;)
#29
Christina Sersif 6 years ago
Canadian geese are literally EVERYWHERE. You think the jaywalkers who just cross in front of you car are bad?? hahaha. Well Canadian geese will do it and stop in front of your car, stare you down, and laugh maniacally if you honk your horn.
Jenna Wong 6 years ago
True but I had to like the picture as I aspire to be as cool as animals ;)
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Jace 6 years ago
This is funny. But it’s also depressing. Cities are huge wastelands of no green and no water. This bird is struggling to find something normal in this cement hellhole.
Michelle 6 years ago
Jace, you are 100% right & it's NOT just animals that need nature. We are ALL born from nature & when we don't get it, it wreaks havoc on our emotional, spiritual & physical well being.
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Amy Beretta 6 years ago
We grow up looking at an animal's natural camouflage, usually in an environment it isn't hiding, like a leopard and it's spots. I love seeing photos like this!! That bird looks so cute cuddled up in the warm palm!!
#32
Magpie 6 years ago
Please do NOT feed them bread. It is bad for them and can cause defects in the shells.
Master Markus 6 years ago
Shells? I agree with you in general, as bread is a huge filler food with little nutritional value, but birds don't have shells.
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Louise Stange-Wahl 6 years ago
How awesome to live in a place where you have these gorgeous birds--are you in South America?
HoffLensMetalHedLovesAnimalsUK 6 years ago (edited)
Please don't give birds bread, it's like junk food for them and offers no nutrition, give them corn or something.
Michelle 6 years ago
Only if it's NOT GMO corn which is really hard to get now.
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SirWriteALot 6 years ago
Don't feed them bread. It fills them up and is not nutritious enough. Get them proper bird food if you want them to live.
#33
Luna Lovegood 6 years ago
This is what I look like when I have warm laundry tho... Am I a bird? *Rethinks entire life*
Tralee Aylett 6 years ago
warm fresh laundry...or just pooped in your fresh laundry? (rescued a baby birb and the first thing it did...yup!)
#34
PeachPossum 6 years ago
Notice how his head is still at the same height in both photos. That's an owl for ya.
Calypso poet 6 years ago
That’s about the size of the one we held and he was only about 4 pounds!
#35
Kristina Shchetinina 6 years ago
I've seen these in bird world and thought they looked like they belong in David Bowie's Labyrinth
Kim Mahood 6 years ago
Reminds me of the old Disney Robin Hood, when the fox disguises himself as a bird to get into the tournament 😋
Kandy Hender 6 years ago
They develop from carrying all the newborn babies to their mums and dads! lol
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Raluca Neacsu 6 years ago
"can i keeeeeep it mom?! i promise to take good care of it! pleaaaaaaaaaaaaaase?" *puppy eyes*
Mascha Claessens 6 years ago
Ahhhhw. Looks like a (mostly) fullgrown Long-tailed tit though. :3 They're the cutest little birds.
Sharon Palmer 6 years ago
They're beautiful little birds, I adore them. A pair nested in my garden last year. Amazingly I managed to see a couple of chicks fledge. If a hen has a failed nest she will help look after another brood. They didn't nest this year but I have been lucky enough to watch two separate bird boxes of blue tits on their maiden voyages. Long tailed tits are definitely my favourite, very small and very noisy - you hear them long before you see them!
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PandaPiñata 6 years ago
I promised myself I wouldn´t say it. I am NOT going to say it! But I find it disturbing that your father would send you a picture of his.....
Calypso poet 6 years ago
Lmao 🤣 im sorry people have down voted you! You won the internet today! No more comments need to be made!
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#39
Susann Campbell 6 years ago
"My Dad gave me this sweet bird and I have to take him when ever I go on a date, you don't mind do you?"
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knittin' kitten 6 years ago
I'm not accustomed to all these internet phrases out there and I keep seeing bird as "birb" can someone tell me why?
Night Owl 6 years ago
It's internet slang for a cute or funny version of a bird https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/birbs
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Origami Chik3n 6 years ago
I can't help but think that birds have a knack to poop at the most inappropriate time.
Leora Mishina 2 years ago
I have a parrot and the little parrot put it’s head on the place where the warm stuff that you find on your car comes out, you know what it is
#42
Toujin C'Thlu 6 years ago
He/she knows it's a fake, and is showing the humans how stupid they are.
Foxxy 6 years ago
I was sitting in the hospital duck pond garden and my daughter pointed out an owl sitting on a high ledge. I had never seen a wild owl and I went to take a photo of it but as I was zooming in a pigeon decided to sit on its head. It turns out it was supposed to be a bird deterrent. well it doesn’t work lol.
glowworm2 6 years ago
Reminds me of the time I was at the aquarium and there were a bunch of crocodiles sitting in an outdoor setting while some seagulls were brazenly sitting on them. My dad and I were all impressed until my mother pointed out that the crocodiles were fake. XD!
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Stannous Flouride 6 years ago
None of these decoys work for very long. Snakes, hawks, owls, even with built-in response mechanisms like lights, sounds, or flashing eyes, only work until the animals (whose survival depends on being clever every day) figure out that they are no threat. I have found that male urine does repel raccoons though.
Janice Seagraves 6 years ago
There are some of those owl statues on top of the houses in my neighborhood. I see pigeons on them sometimes, too.
#43
Aunt Messy 6 years ago
It’s not, and they won’t stay long because there’s not a lot to eat around there. I have to admit that my first thought was to wonder who had to clean up the poops.
Load More Replies... Christina Sersif 6 years ago
Same thing happens at my apartment pool. They now have found their way to the creek right next to my balcony and I can see mama duck with her ducklings once a day to come out and forage. It's tooooo cute.
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knittin' kitten 6 years ago
Hard to get any studying done with those floofers hanging out by your window
Isabelle 6 years ago
I hope he doesn't have a 90 page thesis to finish...
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Janine Randall 6 years ago
Hi! How are you? Whatcha doing? What's going on? When will you be done? Come out and play with us, please, please?
Shirley Heyn 6 years ago
No it's not your imagination. . there really are 8 eyes staring at you. . . watching everything you do. . . and taking notes. . .
Kandy Hender 6 years ago (edited)
Do you ever get that feeling that someone is watching you...?
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knittin' kitten 6 years ago
That was a great movie I expected it to suck but one of my favorite c.g. films yet
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Mascha Claessens 6 years ago
That's definitely a baby bird. :P They always look angry because they reeeally want fooood.
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Theory Buchannon 6 years ago
don't hate it just be proud of your self don't worry I have to relate to this
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ember avery 6 years ago
my two little cousins looking at this w/ me, one goes, " big birdie" and the other goes "small cars" at the same time. cutest thing
Monika Rhodes 6 years ago
'Where is it- Helen, where? I parked it just here between those two cars'
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Theninjakity 6 years ago
this is not how you stairs bird. this is not how you does things bird.
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Magpie 6 years ago
Re; something said in the texts. I can make my cat yawn by yawning at him. and vice versa. .... If you are going to keep birds PLEASE keep more than one. Birds live in flocks and family clans, To keep one alone - especially if you work and leave it alone - is cruel.
Stephanie Hewitt 6 years ago
Depends on the type of bird and the bird itself.
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Carol Emory 6 years ago (edited)
Very nice! One night I was traveling home from our lower university campus. They had just finished construction on a new science building complete with glass roof. As I walked the path to home, I saw two girls staring and pointing at the building. I said "Who's jumping?" They said "No... there's an owl on the building." Illuminated in the light coming from inside the building stood a huge great horned owl. He looked like he was the king of his territory. As I continued on my travels, I heard bats flying in the direction of the science building. A loud screech from the owl and those bats made a beeline in the opposite direction.
Carol Lewis 6 years ago
In the 70's my sister found a baby injured magpie. She gave him to my dad who just had a massive heart attack. As they both recovered together they really bonded. Named him Max. He talked but only repeating what my dad said. Dad and I built him a huge aviary. Max would call our dog Shorty to come here then drop food down to the dog. He also would purposely put chicken bones close to the cage edge and when the cats tried to reach in to steal it he would peck them. He was really an intellegent character. Miss him.
Harleen 6 years ago
Totally random, but my gran is turning 100 this year and every time I see birds, I think of her :) She used to take me to the park (or even sitting outside on her porch) and we'd watch the birds. She knew all their names and could do some bird whistles. She'd feed them seeds that we called song food. I hope someday I have grandkids to take to the park to bird watch - I'd love to be like her <3
Joy Stowe 6 years ago
She sounds like a treasure! Happy Birthday to your Gran!
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Stephanie Chapman 6 years ago
Youtube suggestions "Hummingbird snoring" and "shagged by a rare parrot" , both are cute and hilarious.
Layla Pena 5 years ago
My husband works at a apartment complex with pools & the ducks do the same. But PLEASE, if you ever see baby ducks swimming, make sure they can get out. Sometimes it’s harder for them to find a way out or to hop out & they get very tired & can drown
Magpie 6 years ago
Re; something said in the texts. I can make my cat yawn by yawning at him. and vice versa. .... If you are going to keep birds PLEASE keep more than one. Birds live in flocks and family clans, To keep one alone - especially if you work and leave it alone - is cruel.
Stephanie Hewitt 6 years ago
Depends on the type of bird and the bird itself.
Load More Replies... Carol Emory 6 years ago (edited)
Very nice! One night I was traveling home from our lower university campus. They had just finished construction on a new science building complete with glass roof. As I walked the path to home, I saw two girls staring and pointing at the building. I said "Who's jumping?" They said "No... there's an owl on the building." Illuminated in the light coming from inside the building stood a huge great horned owl. He looked like he was the king of his territory. As I continued on my travels, I heard bats flying in the direction of the science building. A loud screech from the owl and those bats made a beeline in the opposite direction.
Carol Lewis 6 years ago
In the 70's my sister found a baby injured magpie. She gave him to my dad who just had a massive heart attack. As they both recovered together they really bonded. Named him Max. He talked but only repeating what my dad said. Dad and I built him a huge aviary. Max would call our dog Shorty to come here then drop food down to the dog. He also would purposely put chicken bones close to the cage edge and when the cats tried to reach in to steal it he would peck them. He was really an intellegent character. Miss him.
Harleen 6 years ago
Totally random, but my gran is turning 100 this year and every time I see birds, I think of her :) She used to take me to the park (or even sitting outside on her porch) and we'd watch the birds. She knew all their names and could do some bird whistles. She'd feed them seeds that we called song food. I hope someday I have grandkids to take to the park to bird watch - I'd love to be like her <3
Joy Stowe 6 years ago
She sounds like a treasure! Happy Birthday to your Gran!
Load More Replies... Stephanie Chapman 6 years ago
Youtube suggestions "Hummingbird snoring" and "shagged by a rare parrot" , both are cute and hilarious.
Layla Pena 5 years ago
My husband works at a apartment complex with pools & the ducks do the same. But PLEASE, if you ever see baby ducks swimming, make sure they can get out. Sometimes it’s harder for them to find a way out or to hop out & they get very tired & can drown
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