@ryanhodnett stunning!!

@angusm I once watched a falcon disassemble a pigeon in my back yard. When he was done, I went out to inspect the remains. Aside from feathers, there was one drop of blood in the snow and absolutely nothing else except the falcon's footprints.

@ryanhodnett same family than Gil Scott-Heron (workingclas Herodias)?

@firda this puffin is just what I needed today.

@hadon

@imherzen vielen Dank!

@oldguy52 I remember reading a guide to corvid identification that said something along the lines of if it makes you say "fuck me that crow's massive" it's a raven.

@tangledwing Absolutely stunning photo! We have one of these who lives in our backyard. So tiny, so angry. His wing flapping is so loud when he thinks I'm too close to his flowers, lol.

@ryanhodnett The Australian version is commonly referred to as a shag, hence that pic would be called a "shag on a rock!"

@maybeimaleo Of course! As seen from Half Moon Bay State Beach.

@Tamami love the atmosphere you created here - the blue over gold, wow! and with that glow, your loon could very well be a fairy-tale hero

@ryanhodnett what a funky bird

@miyotehew That's my guess. I had never heard them make this type of sound before.

@tangledwing The Drongo was a horse that didn't live up to the betting plunge - long time ago. Ever since the word has been a pejorative in this country.