What is your favorite bird? Mine is kekoo

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>>1989512

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Chickadees are adorable, and they're always the first bird to stop caring that I'm nearby when I'm out in the yard.

That said, crows are smart little fucks, and they come in close second just for that.

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Hoo.

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this one. saved one of them from my old cat when i was 10. also BANTI.

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posting best ave

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>>1989512
Crow-bros 4 life

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Green cheeked conures are great.

Btw, could you tell me whether the one in this video is healthy looking or not?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AdxuFaB1Jc
I can't really tell from the video, but its beak looks cracked, although it could just be age.

>>1989896

Looks healthy enough to me. Certainly very active.

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>>1989626

And then there are these inferior crowfaggots

Next you'll ask what the difference is

>>1989896
It doesn't look cracked. Their beaks grow in layers, mine has that cracked look right now. I sometimes pick on the cracked looking part and pry off the loose layer, food gets stuck there sometimes if it's loose and rubbing her beak against her perch doesn't get rid of it.

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The only true answer

>>1989902
>Ravens
>inferior to crows
nigger what

>>1989900
>>1989914
What age would you say that one is?
I asked the pet store people, it was from a previous owner, but hey didn't know the age.

>>1989902
Why not both?

>>1989955
I think a blood test will tell you that. I'm not sure, I thought mine was full grown when she was rescued but she was using her beak a lot more than now which leads me to believe she was still very young when I first got her.

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i'm a corvid lad

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Stand aside citizens, the best vulture is here

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Best eartuffs

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I like all corvus birds equally, since all of them have really cool abilities and behaviours that are unique to them.

Here's a pic of a Maghreb magpie, which is a subspecies to the Eurasian magpie.

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I love parrots.

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i like hybrids

Wow!

I do animal and wildlife photography and that kind of thing right there is my holy grail. Interspecies piggy back ride.

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Emperor penguin. Other penguins are good too.

>>1991009

It is awesome but the weasel is trying to kill that woodpecker.

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>>1989512
I like cocks.

>>1991022
>I like cocks.
Me too the bigger cock the better.

kek
desu
kek
baka
desu
senpai

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Arguably the only animal that is both intelligent and able to talk to us in our own language.

I would get one if I could afford it.

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Belted Kingfisher

They are sassy little fuckers. I have an old one that hunts right by my house. He catches fish and then bludgeons them to death on my deck.

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>>1991022
>>1991295
who /cockkek/ here?

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Potoo

Mocking bird

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbImHA61P1o

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currawongs yo

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I'm probably the only person in the world who likes to have them around.

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Heavy metal music follows the Shrike everywhere it goes.

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My cockatiel. Pic related.

you guys are posting dinosaurs

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>>1994003
No,w e're posting birds.

>>1989512
the male pigeon just can't satisfy a female pigeon in the same way a big kekoo cock can

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red tailed hawk is cool as fuck
eat shit eagles fags
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33DWqRyAAUw

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>>1994038
I don't know anon. . .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RArGl2vkGI

When daisies pied and violets blue
And lady-smocks all silver-white
And kekoo-buds of yellow hue
Do paint the meadows with delight,
The kekoo then, on every tree,
Mocks married men; for thus sings he:
"Kekoo;
Kekoo, kekoo!" O, word of fear,
Unpleasing to a married ear!

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Peregrine Falcon

What do you guys think if budgies?

>>1991420
australian magpies are reported to be very adept mimickers but to date there's been very little in the way of intelligence studies done on that particular species of magpie, unrelated to the Eurasian form entirely.

>>1994913
I have a baby one that has recently left the nest come to my house and sit down and chat with me and he has copied some basic sounds from my cockatiels not only that he has been watching the family of crows that come around ( due to it starting to get into summer it gets rather warm ) the food we toss out and feed him goes hard quite quickly so he learnt from the crows to pick up the food place it in the water bowl to wet it to make it easier to eat.