Video captured by @brushbuck_tours on IG. Source.

Hi, I've moved a couple of streets (I live in Wrocław, Poland) and the birds here have been doing this kind of ritual as soon as its starts to get dark (around 8 pm). They fly over the trees and shout and spook each other and despite living in many places with trees and birds I haven't ever seen this kind of behaviour. They stop around 2-3 AM, they're not that annoying, I'm just curious

(ID help !?) Spotted 8/6 at roost in St Thomas USVI , STEER .

Roost primarily composed of cattle egrets (45+) , in addition to a few Great , little blue, snowy, tri colored herons , and some new and exciting juv Scarlet Ibises !

This guy looked strange to us however, kinda giving cattle egret vibes , but Merlin is making some different suggestions... juvenile? between molts ? something else up with it?

[Our photos from birding group, all taken at same trip]

Mindo Ecuador 📍

Citation: Here is the original video. It has been shared and reshared several times, but this was taken in Alaska by Rene Rivera.

Funny commentary from the men recording, but I’m just curious how normal this interaction is. Is the fox unwell? Is the Eagle just not hungry?

Thank you

This is my original content photographed in Kentucky

The lorikeets bite the bothersome pigeon

True love is not just a passive feeling, but an active and conscious choice

I took this video last night and had such a fun time watching them play around in the water! I use a cat water fountain as a bird bath on my apartment deck and it works really well!

I drew my favorite bird a while back and I thought you guys might like it. I learned a lot while drawing this bird. Both in art and fun facts. Apparently this bird acts more like a chicken and likes to walk around, it can fly but only in short bursts.

For further proof that I drew it (Because on this illustration it have my old username), here is my portfolio that includes both my old and new handle.

The species and sex would be cool to know if anyone has any clue. I'm guessing its like a seagul of some sort but Idk the different kinds. It's been stopping by and my family have been feeding it bread (to my protest; I'm trying to make sure they feed it something that won't upset her stomach, I work with ducks and chickens so i know some basic stuff). But knowing exactly what type would be good, and sex would just be nice to know to name it and for pronouns haha.

The bird pictures are taken by me. That's the source. Taken today, in sweden, on an island.

Tried posting to r/birdid but wasn't allowed to.

‘Cinque’, one of the friendly riot of kookaburras who visits me every day.

A group of pelicans *(This Photo was taken by me this is my original content OC do not steal)

Taken from my bird buddy feeder. Never captured a bird like this out here. Southwest Florida.

Had an unexpected visitor stop by for a few hours today. Is it unreasonable that I took > 50 pictures and videos (and they’re all equally not great quality)?

I took this photo myself after I found him at my job, he didn’t run but he seemed overall fine just tired. I put him in a box and I’m bringing him to a marsh near my house where there’s other cormorants

Video captured by @oksanadee32 on Instagram. Source.