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ITT your favorite birds.
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>>183769
and harpy eagle.

someone told me that vultures were not considered birds of prey. can someone confirm this?
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>>183770
I can. They're scavengers; they don't actively hunt anything, so they're not birds of prey.
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I am also a vulture fan. Eurasian black vulture here.
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>>183776
King vulture.
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>>183777
They have awesome white eyes.
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Egyptian vulture.
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Accipiters will always be the superior birds, though.
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Bitchy looking Cooper's.
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Can't have accipiters without goshawks.
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And of course, these badass motherfuckers. Golden eagles pick off foxes and small deer with no issue.
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And beautiful eagle owls.
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And now I'll stop spamming the thread with flesh-eaters. Golden-breasted starling
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Crested crane.
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Glossy starling
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Pekin robin
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Harris hawk, one of the only social raptors. Fuck, I'm on to the flesh-eaters again.
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>>183780
Smart birds; they crack open egg shells with rocks.
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>>183807
They're also hideous.
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CROOOOOW!
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Starlings.

Mine says her name, rings like the alarm clock and says 'bork bork bork' (?!).

Best birds ever.
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>>183811
i second that with a hooded crow
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>>183838
Bloody eagle! All that poor foxy wanted to do was yiff.
Anyway... I like Muscovy ducks.
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Red-winged black birds. They're just too cute to me.

>>183859
Holy shit, I never knew what those were called. My family and I just referred to them as "turkey ducks". Thanks, Anon!
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>>183859
OM NOM NOM DELICIOUS FURRIES
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>>183866
NOOO!
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>>183820

Your bird does a Swedish Chef impersonation? That's awesome!
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KIWIS!!
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>>183860
Mine too. Love em.
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If it has feathers, it's a bird, right?
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I have a soft spot for cormorants, for some reason. They're ugly and elegent at the same time, I suppose.
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>>183778
what the fuck is that random shitty tissue on it's face
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All birds of paradise.
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>>183957
It's skin. Birds that think carrion tastes great also think that sort of thing is real sexy.
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Mandarin duck.
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>>183958

Fucking emoticons.
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Raven. They walk funny.
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>>184005
You, sir, fail at ornithology.
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How do you tell the difference between a crow and a raven? Are ravens just bigger?
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in b4 tits and boobies
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>>184023
Ravens and crows are like hummers and jeeps.
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>>184023
Also the fact that the raven is completely black, while the hooded crow in the photo was partially grey, should be something of a clue.
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>>184007
I do, because in my language "Raven" and "Crow" are the same word.
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>>184030
what about thick-billed ravens? Or white-necked ravens.. or brown-neck ravens...?
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Tawny Frogmouth. They're just cute.
>> Anonymous
i like ravens, if i would not have the paranoia of them attacking me while sleeping i would get one as pet lol.
>> Bitter Anon !!WJLRQ1cwCyZ
>>184047
Not only is that bird not tawny, but there are also no frogs in that picture. There is, however, a mouth.

You, sir, are a liar.
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>>184060
I didn't name 'em, I just like 'em.

Have one swallowing a squirrel.
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And a Papuan Frogmouth.
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>>184047
They have the most priceless facial expressions.
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>>184066
Yes! They are such awkward looking birds, I love them.
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silkie chickens
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hell yeah snowy egret
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>>184073
look at that body
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I can't help loving Cedar Waxwings. They're so sleek and fake-looking.
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i think finches are cute little things
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Common nighthawk. I was just getting into the mood for winter but now I'm nostalgic for those warm late-light evenings with the sound of these little guys overhead.
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>>184139
wtf is this?
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>>184074
Oh baby.
>> Anonymous
>>184039
How about figuring out what the colloquial term "raven" refers to. (Hint: the animal you are looking for is also known as Corvus corax)
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>>184211
A pokemon, read the image name.
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>>184023
Ravens are slightly bigger, but the main way to tell are their bills.

Ravens have thicker, more blunted bills while a crow's bill is sharper and curved slightly because they are scavengers.