eleedoesart:

colossalcryptid:

hemlockcryptid:

forest-of-books:

aeruh:

forest-of-books:

forest-of-books:

aeruh:

forest-of-books:

forest-of-books:

A helpful guide to some common birds here in the western US

Here are a few more, for your birding needs:

please allow me to thank you by giving you one in return

Thank you for your contribution to the birding community

Here is some more helpful identification knowledge of birbs

for you

@sparrowlicious

@autobotphoenix

Hate to be that person who tags mutuals to long posts but

@wajjs THIS ONE PRACTICALLY HAS YOUR NAME ON IT I COULDN’T RESIST

disgustinganimals:

draconym:

Ripley has a very good grasp of the word “touch” and we often use it as a command word to get him to try to be less afraid of new things or to ask his permission to pet him. He knows if we ask him to “touch” a person or object, he’ll be praised for gently tapping his beak against it. He also knows exactly what we mean when we ask him not to touch something,

Today I yelled at him for biting the wall and he did probably the pettiest thing I’ve ever seen him do: he went around touching stuff in the room and saying “no” and staring at me to make sure I was watching him do it.

If you asked me if this text were about a parrot or a member of the presidential cabinet I honestly wouldn’t be able to tell you which.