Neko was sitting in the front window this morning watching birds when this pretty baby flew into our front window and crashed on the ground underneath. I rushed outside to see if I could find the poor thing, and discovered it dazed, but alive. I picked it up and brought it in the house, unsure of what I would do with it. It couldn't fly, and seemed content to just sit in my hand. After a few minutes I let Neko see the bird up close. He was gentle with it, but very excited to see it. After that, I showed the bird to Skeeter, who was unsure what to make of it, but very interested. Then, I went and woke up sleeping beauty (TJ) and showed the bird to him. Half asleep, he at least recognized what it was, and took a few sniffs. (Yawn....)

After a few more minutes, I was searching for a cat cage in the basement to put the bird inside for possible recovery, when it regained its wits and flew out of my hand. It was pretty lively, and feeling much better! But I didn't know how I was going to catch the thing and get it back outside. I finally managed to get it to land on my fingers a few times, and I covered it with a fish net from my aquarium. I took it back upstairs and let it go outside, and it flew away to enjoy the rest of its life with some tall stories to tell the other birds about how it came face to face with one big window, three big cats and a hu-mon, and survived them all!

Part of the group of 12 along Stratford Road.

What kind of birds are these? Bluebirds?

Birds gather on a gate rail after a light rain just stopped near the entrance to the Boone Bottoms Trail at the Turkey Run section of the Parklands. Louisville, Kentucky. July 3, 2016

On the Gannel, the Birds and Seagulls with the tide in.

Sunset composte of California brown pelicans and a winter-time Southern California golden sunset.

Downtown Houston has gone to the birds

Nations Photo Lab

The garden centre had 30% off all Christmas goods.

Гандангийн тагтаа

from my sketchbook

Blue Jay bird

1. WT-009 S-6

2. SSP-18, Asahi Trading Co, NY, Printed in Japan

3. WT-035, S-1

A bird

Early brid

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My New Love Birds

C'est un "Bruant zizi".

hungry young bird on my porch rail, July 5, 2010

Enid Haupt Garden, Smithsonian Institution

Trying out Bird photography. Hopefully these are ok.

6-28-08

Seen outside Newport Retail Park.

Church Owl

available card

Most people call them peacocks, but that's only the correct name for male of this type of bird. Females are called peahens, and the whole group are peafowl.

A group of peafowl is called a "party" or a "pride"!

Peafowl are two Asiatic and one African species of flying bird in the pheasant family.

They are best known for the male's extravagant eye-spotted tail covert feathers, which it displays as part of courtship.

Hope you enjoy!

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Taken @ San Diego Zoo, San Diego, CA

and/or San Diego Zoo Safari Park, Escondido, CA

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A Humming bird in Tuscon AZ Desert Museums Humming Bird Aviary.

Birds feeding in the snow Feb 09

The Bird House at the Franklin Park Zoo, Boston, Massachusetts

Two Pied Kingfishers, a Hammerkop and a Malachite Kingfisher: all within a few feet of each other on the shore of Lake Awasa, Ethiopia.

beautiful bird in peacock colours came to feed under a feeder that I put up at great barton

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