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@whatbirds.bsky.socialOct 10, 2026, 6:05 AM

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue and photo credit) 🌍 #whatbird | #birdsoftheworld | #birds 🦉🐧🦆🦩🦅🪿🦚

A medium-sized bird (36–42 cm / 14–17 in long) perches upright on a leafy branch against a soft, out-of-focus background. It features chestnut-brown wings, a streaked brown and white chest, a long dark tail, a prominent white stripe above its sharp red eye, and a slightly hooked black beak. Clue: Look closely above my red eye for a striking white stripe and listen for my low, bubbling call echoing across the thickets, savannas, and wetlands of sub-Saharan Africa and the southwestern Arabian Peninsula! Fun Fact: Unlike most of its kind, which are notorious nest parasites, this species builds its own messy, dome-shaped nest and raises its own chicks—with the male doing most of the egg incubation and chick feeding! Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1) Text source: Gemini (Edited) 📷: Photo by Becky Matsubara via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0) https://www.flickr.com/people/130819719@N05
@lil-bird-hugger.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 5:51 PM

Not a good video at all (I'm working) but I'm pretty sure my #mourningdove momma had a child or 2 hatch since I've been here. Once again #birds confused w/ #climatechange. Oct 9, 2026 in PA &this mom is still hatching eggs! #ABABirds #birdsofbluesky #lightsoutformigratorybirds #whatbird #Audubon

@lil-bird-hugger.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 1:36 PM

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Celebrate #birds around you! Sat Oct 10,2026! #merlinapp #ABABirds #lightsoutformigratorybirds #birdsoftheworld #birdsofbluesky #whatbird #ducks #waterfowl #birdsofprey #backyardbirds #Audubon #cornellUniversity

@whatbirds.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 10:59 AM

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue and photo credit) 🌏 #whatbird | #birdsoftheworld | #birds 🦉🐧🦆🦩🦅🪿🦚

A striking medium-to-large male bird (100–120 cm / 39–47 in long) perched on a grey rock. It displays vibrant iridescent green scales on its back, a brilliant golden-yellow and red rump, and a white hood with fine black striped patterns fanning around its head, along with long, barred tail feathers extending dramatically behind it. Clue: Named after the wife of a Governor-General of India, this high-altitude Asian traveler is famous for its shimmering cape and dramatic, extra-long tail. Fun Fact: Despite the male's vibrant, eye-catching plumage, these birds are surprisingly elusive in the wild, spending most of their time hiding in dense bamboo thickets in the mountain forests of southwestern China and Myanmar. Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1) Text source: Gemini (Edited) 📷: Photo by Henry Koh via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0) https://www.flickr.com/people/98682992@N00
@lil-bird-hugger.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 4:26 AM

The first 11 seconds after I open the door to get out of my car if I'm a little late. Its so much easier to help these guys if/when they're injured if they trust you. That's what I aim for. #MallardMonday #ducks #birdsofbluesky #whatbird #birds #birdsoftheworld #ABABirds #lightsoutformigratorybirds

@lil-bird-hugger.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 8:06 PM

#waderwednesday #birdoftheday #MallardMonday These are some cute waders!!! #ducks #birds #whatbird #lightsoutformigratorybirds #birdsoftheworld #birdsofbluesky #ducklings #ABABirds #Audubon

From my duck archives- June 2021- burrell lake park- lower burrell pa- mother mallard w/her 4 ducklings wade in water
@lil-bird-hugger.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 1:25 PM

#Canadiangeese (2 families) still working on landings w/the youngsters. The ones hatched this past season still get wobbly or anxious it appears when trying to land. That would be so hard to learn! #birdphotography #geese #MallardMonday #birds #birdsofbluesky #whatbird #lightsoutformigratorybirds

Canadian geese fly over park lake - burrell lake park- lower burrell pa - Oct 2026Canadian geese fly over lake at park- burrell lake park- Oct 2026- lower burrell pa Canadian geese make one more round before landing on lake - burrell lake park- Oct 2026- lower burrell pa
@whatbirds.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 5:56 AM

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue and photo credit) 🌍 #whatbird | #birdsoftheworld | #birds 🦉🐧🦆🦩🦅🪿🦚

A photo of a large seabird (1–1.4 m / 3–4.5 ft long) standing atop a wooden post with its wings partially outstretched. The bird features a white head, a long orange-tinged bill, and dark gray feathered plumage on its body against a soft, warm-toned background. Clue: Famous for steep plunge-dives along coastal shores, this grand seabird carries a spacious pouch built for catching fish! Fun Fact: This species is one of only two of its kind that forage by diving directly into the water from heights as high as 18 m (60 ft), using its expandable throat pouch like a net to scoop up fish and water. Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1) Text source: Gemini (Edited) 📷: Photo by Val Burnett via Pixabay https://pixabay.com/users/valburnett-18819929/
@lil-bird-hugger.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 3:55 PM

Feat:James Vander-Beak&his gf Frenchy(note her bill is disintegrating)she knows to ask for piles of seed she's so so smart. Girls like the acoustics of the pavilion. They do what I call "clap back roll calls"! #MallardMonday #ducks #birds #birdsofbluesky #whatbird #ABABirds #birdsoftheworld #Audubon

@lil-bird-hugger.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 3:28 PM

My #Canadiangeese friends getting animated once again! #geese #MallardMonday #waterfowl #nature #birds #birdsofbluesky #birdsoftheworld #ABABirds #Audubon #lightsoutformigratorybirds #whatbird

A young Canadian goose shows his/her personality- Oct 2026- lower burrell pa- burrell lake park
@whatbirds.bsky.socialOct 5, 2026, 9:45 PM

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌍 #whatbird | #birdsoftheworld | #birds 🦉🐧🦆🦩🦅🪿🦚

A small, plump songbird (approx. 12–13.5 cm / 5–5.5 in long) perches on a thin branch against a blurred green foliage background. The bird features a crisp white belly, dark black upperparts, dark eyes, a small pointed black beak, and a distinct white patch above its forehead. Clue: I am a tiny migratory bird known for catching insects mid-air. True to my common name, I wear a bold pattern of black and white, and my male plumage sports a distinct white forehead patch. Fun Fact: Once a male establishes a nest site and attracts a female to lay eggs, he will often fly off to set up a second nest nearby to court a second female, leaving the first female to do much of the early incubation work alone. Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1) Text source: Gemini (Edited) 📷: Photo by Viiru Pesonen via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
@whatbirds.bsky.socialOct 4, 2026, 5:43 AM

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌎 #whatbird | #birdsoftheworld | #birds 🦉🐧🦆🦩🦅🪿🦚

A small, vibrant green songbird (11.5–13 cm / 4.5–5.1 in long) perched on a thin tree branch amid broad green leaves. It features a bright yellow crown, black markings around its eye and bill, black-streaked green wings, and subtle bluish-gray feet. Clue: This jewel-toned songbird from the humid cloud forests of Central and South America gets its common name from a brilliant, precious gemstone. Fun Fact: Despite its scientific name this bird isn't native to the U.S. state of Florida—florida comes from the Latin word for "flowery" or "blooming," referring to its bright, lush plumage! Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1) Text source: Gemini (Edited) 📷: Photo by lwolfartist via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
@whatbirds.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 8:14 PM

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌏 #whatbird | #birdsoftheworld | #birds 🦉

A relatively large, charcoal-black bird (55–60 cm / 22–24 in long) perched upside down near the top of a bare wooden branch against a clear blue sky. It features a dramatic spiky crest, a massive hooked beak, and a bright red bare patch on its cheek. Clue: With my smoky black plumage, striking crest, and crimson cheek patch, I am Australia's largest of my kind—known for my musical talent with sticks! Fun Fact: This bird is one of the only non-human animals known to use manufactured tools rhythmically—males break off sturdy sticks or seed pods to drum against hollow trees, creating a unique beat to attract a mate. Conservation status: Near Threatened (IUCN 3.1) Text source: Gemini (Edited) 📷: Photo by Karl-Heinz Lambert via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0 DE) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
@whatbirds.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 1:08 PM

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌍 #whatbird | #birdsoftheworld | #birds 🦉

A large bird of prey (1.9–2.4 m / 6.2–7.9 ft wingspan) standing amidst tall green grass. It features a striking white head and breast, a yellow face and beak with a dark hook, and deep chestnut-brown plumage on its body and wings against a softly blurred natural background. Clue: Known as the "voice of Africa," this majestic raptor is a master angler whose echoing call is a signature sound of Sub-Saharan waterways. Fun Fact: Their feet are lined with sharp structures called spiricules to help them grip slippery, wriggling fish straight out of the water! Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1) Text source: Gemini (Edited) 📷: Photo by Leon Basson via Pixabay https://pixabay.com/users/leonbasson-8610446/
@lil-bird-hugger.bsky.socialSep 29, 2026, 10:27 PM

So many #starlings!!! #birds #birdsofbluesky #birdsoftheworld #ABABirds #Audubon #lightsoutformigratorybirds #whatbird ppl don't give them enough credit in #Pennsylvania. They're SO SO SMART &can learn to talk. Love them! They didn't ask to be invasive. In my opinion humans are the invasive ones😬.

@whatbirds.bsky.socialSep 29, 2026, 8:50 PM

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌏 #whatbird | #birdsoftheworld | #birds 🦉

A photo of a relatively large bird (25–27 cm / approx. 10 in long) perching on a wooden branch. It features a large, bright red beak, a deep brown head and neck, vibrant royal-blue plumage on its belly, and turquoise wing feathers. Clue: This island-dwelling bird is named after its Indonesian home and shares a famous family name with a royal angler. Fun fact: Instead of building a nest in tree branches, it digs long horizontal tunnels—sometimes up to a meter deep—into sunlit soil walls and earthen riverbanks to lay its eggs. Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1) Text source: Gemini (Edited) 📷: Photo by feathercollector via Pixabay https://pixabay.com/users/feathercollector-40562556/
@lil-bird-hugger.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 6:37 PM

This is what I believe the #ducks all say when the #Canadiangeese come in hot! #MallardMonday #ducks #geese #birds #birdsofbluesky #birdsoftheworld #whatbird #lightsoutformigratorybirds The #mallards definitely can have "facial expressions" lol! They also know they help watch for predators however 😉

Mallard male duck looks over at a grassy hillside of Canadian geese- burrell lake park- Sept 2026- lower burrell pa
@lil-bird-hugger.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 4:57 PM

From spring 2026 mating time… this particular gentleman got himself in way too many battles lol! His chest reminded me of a naked thanksgiving day turkey hahaha! #mallardMonday #ducks #birds #birdsoftheworld #whatbird #birdsofbluesky #ABABirds #lightsoutformigratorybirds

@lil-bird-hugger.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 3:11 PM

#Canadiangeese Chaos and fun! The #ducks aren't amused lol. #MallardMonday #birds #birdsofbluesky #lightsoutformigratorybirds #ABABirds #Audubon #WhatBird #birdsoftheworld There were NO #geese here (except for GOOSIE-GOO who never leaves). 4 families flew in exactly at sunset to sleep here.

@whatbirds.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 5:42 AM

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌎 #whatbird | #birdsoftheworld | #birds 🦉

A close-up photo of a relatively large bird (43–56 cm / 17–22 in long) resting on the back of a white outdoor chair. It features a white face and breast, a slender black crest of curled feathers on top of its head, vibrant blue upper back and wing plumage, and a thin black band wrapped around its upper chest. Clue: Look for a striking crest and a long, graceful tail—this vocal Central American bird is a colourful member of the crow and jay family! Fun Fact: These birds are cooperative breeders with a unique social system: female offspring often stay with their parents to help incubate eggs and feed future broods. Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1) Text source: Gemini (Edited) 📷: Photo by Cephas via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0) https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Cephas
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