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No.429825
Calling all birdsAnonymous
Video:168996562067.mp4(1.17MB / 00:00:09 / avc1 , 618x1100 , bird call.mp4)
Last thread stopped bumping. Post birds.
No.429826
Anonymous
Replies:>>429836
Image:168996630547.jpg(42kB , 750x563 , baby.jpg)
Might help to link to the previous thread OP >>419401
No.429828
Anonymous
Video:168996684043.mp4(1.95MB / 00:00:52 / avc1 , 460x574 , piano bird.mp4)
No.429829
Anonymous
Video:168996690842.mp4(14.39MB / 00:00:57 / avc1 , 960x960 , duck swimming.mp4)
No.429830
Anonymous
Replies:>>429838
Video:168996955723.mp4(1.21MB / 00:00:11 / avc1 , 480x848 , turkey on a plane.mp4)
No.429831
Anonymous
Replies:>>429832
Video:168996962483.mp4(12.98MB / 00:01:50 / avc1 , 576x1024 , Spoiler video)
warning: vore
No.429832
Anonymous
Replies:>>431407
>>429831
We need to cull seagulls, they are a blight.
No.429836
Anonymous
>>429826
>Might help to link to the previous thread OP

The last thread was for the birds.
No.429838
Anonymous
Replies:>>431163
>>429830
Is that actually a turkey? Turkeys don't do much flying and certainly not often high in the sky, how unlucky would you have to be to have a serious collision with one in your plane?
It doesn't seem like it would have happened during takeoff.
No.429841
Anonymous
Video:169003441879.webm(687kB / 00:00:06 / vp8 , 720x720 , beito.webm)
No.429842
Anonymous
Video:169003448096.webm(2.75MB / 00:00:14 / vp8 , 480x308 , 1690014537535426.webm)
No.429843
Anonymous
Video:169003475193.webm(1.65MB / 00:00:08 / V_VP9 , 480x848 , attention.webm)
No.429861
Anonymous
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No.429871
Anonymous
Video:169032710719.webm(2.11MB / 00:00:16 / V_VP9 , 480x848 , penguin boat.webm)
No.429929
Anonymous
Image:169109317952.jpg(22kB , 540x540 , bird - disgust.jpg)
No.429970
Anonymous
Replies:>>431163
Image:169134893696.jpg(256kB , 1800x1350 , crows.jpg)
Crowsssssss
No.430000
Anonymous
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No.430006
Anonymous
Replies:>>430009
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No.430009
Anonymous
>>430006
blowin my mind here maaaaaaan.
No.430025
Anonymous
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No.430081
Anonymous
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Anonymous
Image:169253916695.jpg(769kB , 2712x1800 , Rockstar Chicken.jpg)
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Anonymous
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No.430122
Anonymous
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No.430142
Anonymous
Replies:>>430202
Image:169264385705.jpg(2.70MB , 5775x3850 , Sir Nils Olav III.jpg)
>>429825
The highest-ranking penguin in the world, Sir Nils Olav III, has been promoted to Major General by the Norwegian King's Guard.
No.430202
Anonymous
>>430142
Penguins are so cute, especially when they are toddling along on land.
No.430204
Anonymous
Image:169339369603.gif(1.65MB , 498x280 , sliding pen.gif)
No.430234
Anonymous
Replies:>>430235
Video:169368139022.webm(3.87MB / 00:00:10 / V_VP9 , 1024x576 , Black-naped Pheasant-Pigeon back from the dead.webm)
This dude came back from the dead. Last seen back in 1882.
No.430235
Mister Twister
>>430234
Kind of like the cornish language.
No.430311
Anonymous
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No.430314
Anonymous
Image:169472651635.jpg(65kB , 700x525 , Toucan Skel.jpg)
No.430332
Anonymous
Image:169504631909.jpg(118kB , 824x549 , pink pigeon.jpg)
No.430363
Anonymous
Image:169549597773.gif(1.60MB , 500x282 , Emus.gif)
No.430382
Anonymous
Image:169573834864.png(339kB , 640x624 , happy Duck.png)
No.430465
Anonymous
No.430477
Anonymous
Image:169687504069.jpg(600kB , 3000x1688 , redbilledoxpecker.jpg)
No.430514
Anonymous
Image:169734400610.jpg(749kB , 1536x2048 , F3oTGdRaYAAPN_r.jpg)
No.430515
Anonymous
Replies:>>430517
Video:169734406770.webm(1.38MB / 00:00:16 / V_VP9 , 576x1024 , drunk bird.webm)
No.430517
Anonymous
Replies:>>430536
>>430515
That seems worrying, wouldn't a pigeon suffer much more readily from alcohol poisoning due to its low bodymass?
No.430536
Anonymous
>>430517
Considering how shitty that place looks like and the fact that pigeon is losing feathers, probably they don't care.
No.430639
Anonymous
Video:169860589794.mp4(447kB / 00:00:17 / avc1 , 640x360 , australian magpie.mp4)
No.430640
Anonymous
Replies:>>430648
Image:169863811614.jpg(102kB , 600x800 , duck with top hat.jpg)
No.430648
Mister Twister
Image:169874583011.png(19kB , 847x647 , Screenshot 2023-10-31 at 05.49.42.png)
>>430640
No.430662
Anonymous
Image:169894067235.jpg(114kB , 634x430 , 1186467602284.jpg)
No.430669
Anonymous
Replies:>>430673
Image:169903686943.jpg(50kB , 480x368 , kiwi.jpg)
No.430673
Mister Twister
Image:169906842763.png(15kB , 921x573 , Screenshot 2023-11-03 at 23.16.57.png)
>>430669
No.430680
Anonymous
Replies:>>430689
Image:169911794119.jpg(47kB , 460x455 , 1335887727887.jpg)
No.430689
Anonymous
>>430680
God, I haven't seen that picture in ages.
No.430700
Anonymous
Replies:>>430721
Video:169933823245.mp4(1.01MB / 00:00:18 / avc1 , 360x640 , rock your body.mp4)
No.430705
Anonymous
Video:169934489753.webm(3.78MB / 00:00:12 / V_VP9 , 608x1080 , 1699330246876547.webm)
No.430710
Anonymous
Image:169936828292.jpg(162kB , 1080x1696 , 1699365441867719.jpg)
>>429825
No.430721
Anonymous
No.430734
Anonymous
Replies:>>430735
Video:169961091989.webm(728kB / 00:00:13 / vp8 , 720x404 , 1699608811149885.webm)
No.430735
Anonymous
>>430734
Would've been better with sound.
No.430762
Anonymous
Replies:>>430768
Image:170003679997.jpg(38kB , 720x701 , 1700007903588586.jpg)
No.430768
Anonymous
>>430762
I don't think noosing would work on a bird, their body is too light to break the neck when they fall
No.430783
Anonymous
Video:170009815961.webm(2.60MB / 00:00:54 / V_VP9 , 848x848 , emu chick with ball.webm)
No.430784
Mister Twister
Image:170010415145.png(2.52MB , 1200x1200 , good album btw.png)
>>430783
No.430785
Anonymous
Replies:>>430790
>>430783
It's fascinating how the way he plays reflects the kind of abilities he would need when he become an adult. He tries to kick the ball but it doesn't have the balance and by playing like that he would develop the kind of balance and strength to survive.
No.430790
Anonymous
>>430785
He dreams of kicking an Australians severed head around the wild just as his ancestors did.
No.430817
Anonymous
Video:170078612688.webm(474kB / 00:00:19 / vp8 , 428x480 , sleepy duck.webm)
No.430820
Anonymous
Video:170078748890.webm(2.93MB / 00:00:23 / vp8 , 960x540 , secretary bird stomp snake.webm)
No.430836
Anonymous
Video:170120576263.webm(949kB / 00:00:08 / vp8 , 852x480 , 1701065143720382.webm)
No.430899
Anonymous
Video:170241725928.mp4(1.68MB / 00:00:17 / avc1 , 1100x618 , highway parrot.mp4)
No.430932
Anonymous
Video:170283758801.webm(3.33MB / 00:00:16 / V_VP9 , 644x1146 , crow brush.webm)
No.431083
Anonymous
Image:170546525667.jpg(776kB , 1536x2048 , OwlClaws.jpg)
The feet of this bird look like some sort of sea creature.
No.431094
Anonymous
Image:170555241091.jpg(238kB , 1024x682 , rainbow of avians.jpg)
What is the Best bird?
No.431099
Anonymous
Video:170564993548.webm(2.79MB / 00:01:03 / V_VP9 , 480x270 , 1705606223230538.webm)
No.431100
Anonymous
>>431099
I like the idea that China already operates a low orbit ion cannon.
No.431101
Mister Twister
>>431099
At this point, it is hard to tell if a shitpost, a psy-op, or really real.
No.431133
Anonymous
Replies:>>431137
Image:170630375105.gif(1.38MB , 350x295 , punk parrot.gif)
No.431137
Anonymous
>>431133
Parrots are an interesting pet, since they are both so intelligent and live so long.
No.431145
Anonymous
Video:170652823801.webm(2.75MB / 00:00:18 / vp8 , 426x298 , 1702258141993049.webm)
Is this a bird?
No.431150
Mister Twister
>>431145
This is living proof that evolution should be called evoLOLution.
No.431151
Anonymous
Video:170660539018.webm(1.95MB / 00:00:13 / vp8 , 1280x720 , 1702729716022627.webm)
>>431145
No.431155
Anonymous
Replies:>>431167
Image:170663197868.jpg(43kB , 660x660 , greatest venn diagram ever.jpg)
It is a living venn diagram.
No.431163
The Saprophyte
>>429838
I'm guessing maybe black vulture.

>>429970
Not certain but from the beaks those might be ravens.
No.431167
Anonymous
>>431155
Plattypusses actually fill the niche of otters rather than beavers. Their beak also isn't evolutive convergent to a bird beak, instead is convergent to a white shark nose, since it can detect eletric fields.
They are also very fucking small.
No.431226
Anonymous
Video:170760698219.webm(325kB / 00:00:05 / vp8 , 640x360 , laptop birb.webm)
No.431253
Anonymous
Replies:>>431254
Video:170835083697.webm(2.15MB / 00:00:14 / V_VP9 , 720x726 , Flippin cool.webm)
No.431254
Anonymous
Video:170835302918.webm(2.60MB / 00:00:13 / vp8 , 480x854 , birb pen holder.webm)
>>431253
Is that bird sneezing?
No.431264
Anonymous
Video:170845574845.webm(1.61MB / 00:00:17 / vp8 , 320x566 , gone.webm)
No.431267
Anonymous
Replies:>>431279
Video:170845610133.webm(3.99MB / 00:00:42 / V_VP9 , 350x320 , parrot tap.webm)
No.431273
Anonymous
Video:170850642874.webm(2.37MB / 00:00:30 / V_VP9 , 270x480 , 1708465370092485.webm)
Noble, dignified
No.431279
Anonymous
>>431267
I have almost the exact same style water tap in my bathroom.
No.431284
Anonymous
No.431297
Anonymous
Image:170897781544.png(124kB , 500x434 , birb chat.png)
No.431301
Anonymous
Replies:>>431302
Video:170904668399.webm(3.94MB / 00:01:27 / V_VP9 , 720x404 , roadrunners.webm)
No.431302
Mister Twister
Replies:>>431324
>>431301
Nice little raptors.
No.431324
Anonymous
>>431302
Roadrunners look cooler than raptors do now.
No.431330
Anonymous
Replies:>>431331
Image:170968493701.png(101kB , 504x566 , 1685865596815991.png)
No.431331
Anonymous
Replies:>>431332
>>431330
Isn't that one of the characters from the pony show
No.431332
Anonymous
>>431331
I wouldn't know, I thought it was the Emperor Eagle from the last thread: >>422336
No.431391
Anonymous
Video:171096343671.mp4(131kB / 00:00:10 / avc1 , 260x474 , pigeon trap.mp4)
No.431398
Anonymous
Image:171112459014.jpg(73kB , 1058x1058 , my ancestor.jpg)
No.431407
Anonymous
>>429832
It's just an animal on its natural habitat eating, it's normal, it's just happens they vore their pray instead of chopping in into pieces.
Speaking of which, this guy made a really cool mini-documentary about a seagull on England that hunts pigeons
The gull who eats pigeonsyoutube thumb
This isn't their normal instinct, that Seagull actually learned how to do that, and it would be funny to think he would get chicks that would learn how to hunt pigeons too and in a couple of generations the entire population of seagulls on that lake would be pigeons killers.
No.431595
Anonymous
Replies:>>431597
Image:171375166352.jpg(187kB , 1080x1225 , talking.jpg)
Did the people naming birds do this on purpose
No.431597
Mister Twister
>>431595
Sometimes. You know that the cock came before the penis, right?
No.431719
Anonymous
Replies:>>431724
Video:171615831626.webm(1.15MB / 00:00:04 / vp8 , 480x480 , 1716154754921533.webm)
No.431724
Anonymous
>>431719
>My Ancestor~~