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I saw a group of pheasants and partridges dressed as clowns. I thought, "They're game for a laugh".
Scientists have recently noticed that crows are not making as much noise. Researchers are busy looking for the cause.
Another four posters join our continuing series of avian demotivation. As always, the captions should not be interpreted as an accurate representation of the birds’ thoughts, assum...
A raven—neither particularly happy nor unhappy, just busy mending its own ways—came across a mixed flock of birds. The raven was a bit confused and tried to understand: “Why do you...
Our writer’s scheme to keep the birds off his balcony backfires in a spectacularly birdbrained way. As one might expect from someone with the kanji for “bird” (鳥) in his name, our...
How can you tell if a treasure map was written by a pirate chicken? Eggs marks the spot.
Birds are often presented to us as symbols of grace, romance, freedom, and triumph. And to be fair, they do look convincing from a distance. But closer observation suggests that el...
Some viewers who follow this series closely enough may notice that long-term engagement appears to come with benefits that resemble participation in certain well-known airline mile...
The existence of demotivational posters raises an obvious question: who exactly are they for? Motivational posters at least have a clear audience. Somewhere, someone is trying to i...
As ever, we have attempted to distill modern avian existence into something you can hang on a wall. The outcome is four posters and a mild sense that we may have misunderstood the...
The ovenbird’s two-syllable, passionate cry can sound like “Tea-CHER! Tea-CHER! Tea-CHER!” increasing in volume with each repetition. Or was it “Ep-STEIN! Ep-STEIN! Ep-STEIN!”?
In today’s post, I would like to introduce you to a special guest: Bibo the Peacoock. His purpose for being here will be revealed later. For now, I would simply ask you to slowly r...
The comedian Nick Revell once performed a show based on the premise of exploring birdsong. It was hilarious, funny enough to remember decades later. The premise was that beneath th...
We continue, against better judgment, to document the avian condition in poster form. The results are neither encouraging nor untrue.
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Some ducks don't sound like ducks at all. Some — like the Harlequin — squeak. Harlequins are unique in other ways, too. Quick and agile in rushing white water, they dive to the bot...
I usually just write about birds, show some photos, add a few mediocre jokes, and try to sneak in one or two of my current favorite songs. No such pretending today — just five song...
Pigs can turn a regular day on the farm into something people keep talking about later. Between the mud, the snorting, and the nonstop hunt for food, things always feel a bit livel...
Depending on your teenage years, the mere mention of superlatives could either bring back fond memories or resurrect deeply buried trauma. Either way, forget about all that—these s...
several of the birds I see almost every day are non-native, but have been here so long I tend to take them for granted
It’s 5 in the morning, and my phone wakes me with an incessant noise. Was I to go out birding? No, it’s the editor-in-chief of our internationally acclaimed website. Where is your...
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