Really bummed i'll never be able to see this bird- Bachman's Warbler seemed to have so much personality and chutzpah1yr ⋅ dirtybirdpodcast ⋅ r/birding
An artist's recreation of the 11 foot tall wing-less Moa that once roamed New Zealand before becoming extinct 600 years ago2yr ⋅ dirtybirdpodcast ⋅ r/oddlyterrifying
A really dramatic photo of a Peregrine Falcon Stealing a Vole from a White-Tailed Kite (Photo Credit Ken Phenicie Jr.)2mo ⋅ dirtybirdpodcast ⋅ r/birdsofprey
Was told this Least Bittern doing the splits belonged here!2yr ⋅ dirtybirdpodcast ⋅ r/PicsOfUnusualBirds
Owl feathers contains porphyrin which illuminates under blacklight3yr ⋅ dirtybirdpodcast ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Good thing this pic isn't a scratch and sniff: The infamously stinky Eurasian Hoopoe2yr ⋅ dirtybirdpodcast ⋅ r/birdpics
Thumb on my tummy is comfy Two Saw Whet-Owls Being Banded by Wildlife Researchers3yr ⋅ dirtybirdpodcast ⋅ r/birdpics
Last Audubon meme for a little bit! I shall return! Can you guess the bird?1yr ⋅ dirtybirdpodcast ⋅ r/BirdingMemes
You've probably heard that scorpions glow under blacklights, did you know nocturnal birds do too like this Saw-Whet Owl?3yr ⋅ dirtybirdpodcast ⋅ r/birdpics
Image on left is false and seems to be re-posted a lot...Looked up article describing the actual behavior, Glottis Exposure on right. Any insight on to why pelicanformes do this? Just to stretch?2yr ⋅ dirtybirdpodcast ⋅ r/Ornithology
Just like cats have whiskers, some species of birds have bristles that help them feel the world around them3yr ⋅ dirtybirdpodcast ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
