Ornithology

Ornithology

Strange mallard behaviour?

Strange mallard behaviour?

what is this is it a bird?

what is this is it a bird?

why would a mockingbird be chirping at night?

why would a mockingbird be chirping at night?

What kind of bird is this?

What kind of bird is this?

What's this California Towhee doing? Beefing with a fellow bird

What's this California Towhee doing? Beefing with a fellow bird "😡💢" or flirting with one? "🙏💕"? Flicking its wings open at the feeder & looking up at something.

Black woodpecker, normal speed, then slowed down, then synthpad

Black woodpecker, normal speed, then slowed down, then synthpad

Odd (?) Blue Jay behavior?

Odd (?) Blue Jay behavior?

Hybrid Animals Are On the Rise: Here’s Why

Hybrid Animals Are On the Rise: Here’s Why

Sandhill cranes dancing in Florida. Is this a mating dance or a fight?

Sandhill cranes dancing in Florida. Is this a mating dance or a fight?

Got to watch these two for quite some time the other night in my yard. Is this some sort of mating dance?

Got to watch these two for quite some time the other night in my yard. Is this some sort of mating dance?

Why does this roadrunner bring snacks up to my window almost every day? He walked in through the open door one time but my dog chased him away. Does he think his reflection is a potential mate?

Why does this roadrunner bring snacks up to my window almost every day? He walked in through the open door one time but my dog chased him away. Does he think his reflection is a potential mate?

Medicallty, I can’t figure out why this cardinal’s right leg translucent. The foot is confirmed paralyzed, but appears to still have circulation, as she has been this way for over a month with no necrosis. (Details in comments)

Medicallty, I can’t figure out why this cardinal’s right leg translucent. The foot is confirmed paralyzed, but appears to still have circulation, as she has been this way for over a month with no necrosis. (Details in comments)

🔥 Owl warning a cat to keep away

🔥 Owl warning a cat to keep away

Look at the intelligence of this bird

Look at the intelligence of this bird

Woodpeckers peck around 12,000 times a day, sometimes up to 20 times per second, with a force 10 times stronger than a human’s concussion threshold. (More info in the comments)

Woodpeckers peck around 12,000 times a day, sometimes up to 20 times per second, with a force 10 times stronger than a human’s concussion threshold. (More info in the comments)

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