PSA FOR THOSE IN DC AREA - PLEASE STOP FEEDING BIRDS (JUNE 2021)

An unknown transmittable illness is wiping out many native birds. Bird feeders, particularly uncleaned ones, are a major transmitter of disease. Please take them down for the meantime! Your birds will survive naturally without it - the impact of your ‘help’ could be far worse!

Don’t hate me but I really believe the world would be a better place if pigeons were the ubiquitous avian pet instead of parrots 👀

One order of love, coming right up!!

All of my 2021 Pride Month budgies assembled together! I hope you guys enjoyed seeing them as much as I enjoyed drawing them!

Feel free to check out these designs on my AdoraBirdArt Redbubble store (link is in my blog description) if you’d like to support my work! Happy Pride Month everyone!

CELEBRATE HIM!!!

Okay also the Wikipedia page for Black Skimmer birds is extremely charming as the behavior section basically just says that when the birds aren’t hunting all they do is lay around together which is relatable because that’s also what I like to do when hanging out with friends

pollo 👍

Bird positivity! Keep creating, even if no-one else sees your work!

shoutout to the noisy scrub-bird for having absolutely no pictures where they don’t look like complete demons

Strike a pose

Barn Swallow (Hirundo rustica)

June 7, 2021

John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge, Tinicum, Pennsylvania

so, about pigeons--

Bird Positivity! Love and celebrate who you are!

(Based on a line from the song ‘Stronger Than You’)

call crows dumb and they will understand you are a loser

🚨Wigglin Update🚨

The babies are hatching! As of yesterday they have five healthy fuzzballs with a possible sixth on the way. All that wigglin pays off!

Source: Nest Box Live

You can also follow this nest’s progress real time on their Facebook page streams.

Bluemink spotted a ladybug!

Am I doing this right, dad?

This is a juvenile Sandhill crane (one of my favorite species!) learning how to forage from a very caring parent. Adult breeding pairs raise their babies together and these little chicks will stay with mom and dad for about 10-12 months. What a joy it is to see them learning how to be birds from their parents! As you can see from that cute little flop, it’s sometimes hard work.

Starling iridescence appreciation post ✨

Bonus:

You simply cannot predict the length of these babies’ legs until you see them stand up