He’s actually great to talk to if you are also interested in interwar European coinage.
I had always wondered why some water birds had such weird feet.
Never would have guessed underwater branches.
This turaco is disappointed in his elected leadership.
I swear. I see this guy at, like, every con.
While his first costume was striking, Bruce Wayne eventually went in a different direction.
None shall pass.
An extremely rare photo of a duck experiencing a sudden loss of buoyancy.
Down pillows are the softest.
If pigeons were rare, we’d be very impressed with their colours and patterns.
He knows you can see him,
His sharp beak shining in the sun.
He’s got his hair combed back
And his white feathers on.
He suspects, however, her love will not stay strong
By the time you grow the bill, it’s too late the treat the pinkeye.
One pigeon that won’t be making a movie, ’cause the other pigeon knows the score.
Peacock ineffectively hiding his white privilege.
This vulture thinks your clothes don’t match, but was raised in the Midwest and won’t say anything unless asked.
Hornbill wondering if things have to be friged at least once before being put in a refrigerator.
Sometimes photos taking in low light start to look like paintings.
Mr. Tumnus looked very different in the books.
For a number of very good reasons, you are not supposed to touch the animals at the zoo.
That said, when you accidentally back into this duck when you’re taking photos of something else, you learn that it complains to you through a high pitched warbling whistle noise that sounds almost exactly like “Dude, really?” but, you know, in Duck.
Birds don’t have backward knees. Birds have really high ankles.
I like how well this photo illustrates that common misunderstanding.
Stop.
Scroll up.
I don’t believe what they just posted there.
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