Identify a bird

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One more

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Last one, unfortunately I don't have more since it flew away, I only had it over a year.

hope some answers.

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From what I can find, it seems like a magpie tanager (Cissopis leverianus)

They should be native to your area and live in small flocks

One that shouldn't be in a cage. Sincerely hope it was released soon after this was taken.

>>2308800
this

>>2308796

Thanks alot

>>2308800
>>2308812

You can be sure it's free. As I said, I had it for one year almost 9 years ago.

>>2309422
Thanks for releasing it.

kidnaping a bird and keeping it in a cage (despite of its size) is ignorant, sad as fuck and should be illegal.

>>2309744
You're a faggot

>>2309758
Come on anon, critical thinking much? It's a wild bird, not domesticated, and if you see no cruelty in this specific example of deprivation of liberty you're on the wrong >>>/b/oard

>>2309758
im not.
its very sad locking a birb.
The things are made to fly for miles, go everywhere and anywhere. They're synonyms of freedom.

>>2309758
>>2310425
you're both being dumb. one is ignorant, one is heavily anthropomorphizing.

>>2310425
Lmao my birds are lazy fucks that would rather walk than fly.

Just because humans can run doesn't mean all of us like running

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>>2310552
>My captive bred birds are captive!
>that means it's okay to take any bird that flies in your window as a pet

My word, the leaps in logic you people take sometimes.