pepsie:

I THOUGHT IT WAS A GIANT BIRD AND I WAS REALLY CONFUSED

(Source: pocula, via jesscookie)

tangletots:

askinnyblackman:

duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck

goose

(Source: forrever--youngg, via lovely-feather)

birdchannel:

Endangered Species Day was on May 17, 2013, and BirdChannel is helping promote awareness about endangered parrots all month long.

The vinaceous-breasted Amazon (Amazona vinacea) is an endangered parrot. It is native to parts of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay. There are only 1,000 to 2,500 birds in the wild. Read more here. 

birdworlds:

green cheek conure mutatations

(via birdchannel)

birdchannel:

In honor of Endangered Species Day on May 17, 2013, BirdChannel is helping promote awareness of endangered parrot species all month long.

The yellow-eared parrot (Ognorhynchus icterotis) is an endangered bird native to parts of South America. The story of the yellow-eared parrot is one of successful. Prior to 1999, the species was considered extinct, until 81 individuals were discovered in Colombia. Habitat loss, the pet trade, hunting for food and the destruction of wax palms, a plant key to the yellow-eared parrot’s survival, had caused the population to drop. After those 81 birds were discovered, conservation efforts were started to help the species. Read more about their story here.

tattoostage:

Done by Carlox.

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fuckyeahtattoos:

This was my first tattoo (done in 2011) of a Rainbow Lorikeet. Done by Rember at Cat Tattoo in Addison, TX.

fuckingweirdocurls:

you-me-and-dickspeight:

I FUCKING LOVE HOW THEY ALL GO TO THE EDGE LIKE “Oh shit. Did they die?”

the one that doesnt move nigga just stretch his neck to look over

except for that one that hops away and gives no fucks

why do i find this cute as fuck?

(Source: heartmyline, via mycardboardbalcony)

birdchannel:

In honor of Endangered Species Day on May 17, 2013, BirdChannel is helping promote awareness of endangered parrot species all month long.

The thick-billed parrot (Rhynchopsitta pachyrhyncha) is an endangered parrot native to Mexico. Bird Life estimates the population 2,000 to 2,800 mature individuals; World Parrot Trust estimates the population to be 1,000 to 4,000 parrots.  The thick-billed parrot used to be native to parts of the United States, one of only two species to the United States. The birds disappeared in the 1900s from the U.S., likely from hunting. Read more here.