This Bird Has A Permanent Bowl Cut
So glam.
So glam.
And yet the cat remains impressively unmoved by it all.
Birds of a feather burn the world together. Tru scientifique faxx only.
I AM SO SICK OF STUCK-UP, OVERLY ENTITLED BIRDS THAT ARE ALWAYS ACTING OUT. They are a problem. We’re all part of the problem.
One brave bird’s slippery quest for freedom.
Obviously.
Wub wub wub CHIRP CHIRP CHIRP!
Photographer Annie Marie Musselman’s touching series of photographs taken at Sarvey Wildlife Care Center. (via petapixel.com)
Oh. My. God. UPDATE: Convincing suggestions that this may be a hoax.
That brave little bird.
What is even the point of these owlstagrams, anyway?
Here’s why. These pelicans are bad dudes.
High winds swept them from their nest, but a kind soul called the nearby Taronga Zoo, where they are being cared for. In the meantime, they are here to out-fluff and out-stare their cuteness competition. (via zooborns.com)
The Taronga Zoo in Australia claims to have a pair of sooty owl chicks named Phoenix and Dragon. Are we really supposed to believe that? (via allcreatures.tumblr.com)
With a song and dance! This is just adorable.
A new study shows gender may influence how good we are at recognizing certain objects. Test your own recognition skills below.
I mean Twitter’s mascot is a bird, isn’t it? It just makes sense.
Jennifer Lawrence is covered in a bunch of black feathers on the cover of W. Fashion magazines will not stop dressing models up like birds.
Colorfully cute or cruel? Strangely colored birds have been turning up in one Denmark city.
On their trip across America, four recent grads accidentally hit a bird. What they forgot was that the camera was rolling, and their “unique,” reaction would be captured for all to tweet and RT.
Scientists aren’t sure how they do it, either. These two ladies were lucky one day to capture this amazing spectacle.
Here he is! Look at that flair! Look at that grace!
Here are some birds huddling together because it is, as usual, that kind of a day.
Can you find something wrong with this caterpillar? Look closeley!
I did not know this; but then, Canada has always been a mystery. Yahoo Answers to the rescue.
Russian photographer Alex Royal caught these by feeding birds with one hand while snapping photos with the other. I hope to never be in this position. (via twentytwowords.com).
What a flock of jerks. (via birdsarejerks.tumblr.com)
Here is a bird feeding a dog some noodles. (Goes without saying, but your argument is invalid.)
CDs suddenly don’t seem so obsolete when artist Sean Avery reassembles them as beautiful, (literally) reflective pieces of art. His ability to create the texture of fur and feathers using nothing but recycled materials is not only impressive but visually striking. Unfortunately trying to pet any of these animals would probably yield to a whole lot of band-aids. (via seaneavery.com)
Who says animals don’t love to play?