They knelt down, opened their coat, and scooped up their four chicks against their chest.

Parrots are feeding together in the morning.

Blue good macaw wakis in the rain.

Take care of nature.

Peace was never an option. German Shepherd puppy learning day 1 that geese run the farm.

The blueberry jumpers were back at it. Problem was the berries were too big…

Crow and cat are playing.

Black and red buddies parrot🥰🫠

Surrounded by wings and good vibes.

Keep exercising every day！

Parrot colony

Rare Orinoco gas.

A little nest time affection for this pair of spoonbills in their wetlands home. The two touch their bills together and raise them toward the sky, pair bonding as they prepare for the future, with hopes of little spoonbills to come. The affectionate behavior between the Roseate...

Enemy of Pests.

The white-winged scoter glides through the water at great speed.

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Clark’s Nutcracker turns mountain forests into its personal pantry. This gray-and-black relative of crows and jays lives in the high conifer forests of western North America. Each fall it harvests pine seeds, packing up to 90 at a time into a pouch under its tongue, then flies off to bury them in thousands of small caches across the landscape. A single bird may hide tens of thousands of seeds in one season. Months later, even under snow, it relocates most of them by memory, using nearby rocks, trees, and other landmarks as guides. Seeds it never recovers often grow into new trees, making the nutcracker an important forest planter. Its spatial memory is among the most precise in the bird world, allowing it to feed itself and its young through the long mountain winter.

Many brids are feeding together.

The little table is back.

Lili was just chirping on top of the bicycle. She was actually calling Jorge to come “date” on the bicycle again hahaha.

That Caracal Leap Did NOT Go as Planned 😂