Demotivational Posters for Birds (XLI)
Birds have traditionally relied on evolution to tell them what to do. Unfortunately, evolution is slow, offers little practical feedback, and has never published a self-help book....
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Birds have traditionally relied on evolution to tell them what to do. Unfortunately, evolution is slow, offers little practical feedback, and has never published a self-help book....
Birds are often presented as symbols of freedom, beauty and inspiration. This is a generous interpretation of their lives, as many are just trying to get through the day. Here are...
The future belongs to birds who believe in themselves. And birds who study our posters.
There is no motivational poster showing a sweating guy pushing a heavy rock up a hill, nor is there one showing it rolling down again. And yet, Albert Camus argues that Sisyphos ha...
Nature is full of inspiring lessons about perseverance, cooperation and resilience. Fortunately, with careful selection of photographs and captions, these lessons can be undermined...
Most of the birds we regularly communicate with admit that they rarely read ornithological papers, including papers specifically about themselves. Their main objection is that such...
Birds have survived for millions of years without demotivational posters. Then again, many species have gone extinct during that time. Coincidence? To be safe, here are four more p...
Some readers have asked how long this series can possibly continue. The answer is simple: as long as birds keep making questionable decisions, adopting ridiculous poses, fighting o...
Evolution produces successful behaviour. This should not be confused with good advice. Common Cuckoo — Avoid responsibility The Common Cuckoo lays its eggs in the nests of other bi...
Well, they are not really bad at being birds – evolutionarily speaking, they are extremely good at being exactly the birds they are. But they fail at the things humans stereotypica...
Spotted Wood Kingfisher Streaked Spiderhunter Oriental Pied Hornbill Black-throated Sunbird Art by J. W.
Probably not in the way humans like me are. But research shows that some birds can display something similar to pessimism. The experimental setup is quite clever. Birds are trained...
Silver-eared Mesia Brown-breasted Kingfisher White-winged Magpie Red-whisked Bulbul Indochinese Green Magpie Art by JW.
I am a failed artist. At the age of 18 my ambition was to become a bird artist and illustrator, I came as close to my dream as to be interviewed for a place at art school. I had a...
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This post is republished in our “From the Archives” series, featuring highlights of our vast back catalogue of more than 10,000 birding-related posts published over the last 15 yea...
A watercolor painting collage of a variety of birds.
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What do you call a bird with a bad cough? A phlegmingo.
White-crowned Forktail Chinese Barbet Eurasian Jay Drawings by JW
Seagulls wait for scraps of food from tourists in front of the Sydney Opera House in Australia. — AFP
the biggest baddie in the bird world here in Britain is almost certainly the seagull
Whimsically painted bird houses hanging from a tree.
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