Ornithology thread for bird discussion.
(Image is a Great Argus)
THIS THREAD HAS BEEN CLAIMED BY THE EURASIAN MAGPIE
>>2298920
no it mine
>>2298908
>Ornithology thread for bird discussion.
Do you know anything about pheasant evolution?
>>2299053
pheasant revolutiuon??
>>2298908
The best thing about it being January is almost every bird is a year bird. Writing out my year list is tedious the first few months.
>>2298908
Are birds important?
>>2299071
It seems they have their greatest diversity in the Himalayas and surrounding areas. So I assume that is were they originated.
I find it interesting how North-America has prariechickens and so on and so on instead.
>>2299100
>and so on and so on
Explain
>>2298920
Magpies ftw
>>2299128
That's a sexy bird.
>>2299113
You know, there are different galliformes distributed across the world, I claim this is very interesting.
>>2299128
mental illness?
>>2299099
very
>>2299099
>Are birds important?
If you are a plant they usually are
Nowhere near as important as pollination insects, but hey
I'm saving this thread, it has potential
>>2299099
Please help me Identify the bird in the pic, I really need to
>>2301238
It is just a blackbird, extremely common in Europe
Where da hood at?
>Tfw you have a single lonely yellow-rumped warbler hanging out around your backyard
>Tfw you have a dream where he finds a mate and you get some really good looks at them with your dream binos that work really well and are very clear
It was a good dream
What's smarter?
New Caledonian Crows
>can use tools
>can use rocks to raise water level
>learn from behaviours exhibited by other animals/humans
>understands what their reflection is
Or Americans?
>fat and stupid
>can't see reflection
>can't use tools
>can't feed nor bathe themselves
>useless in all respects
What kind of birds did Hitler want to kill?
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DEJUs
Get it...Dark-eyed Junco banding code...im not funny.
>>2299128
>that face
Did he see a cyclist?
>>2302764
wat
What would make more sense for a bird to celebrate, layday or hatchday?
[spoiler]Or birdday[/spoiler]
Putative Thayer's Gull seen on a recent pelagic out of NJ
One of many Common Murre seen on the same trip.