Bird Buddyさんのイラストまとめ

🌳 Introducing the backbone of our Backyard Wildlife Oasis: the Pole Mount System.

Sturdy and durable, its modular design will allow you to tailor it to all your visitors’ (and your own) needs! 🐦

Start setting up your oasis: https://t.co/qrneSdb210

🗺️ THE STRATEGIST 🗺️

If anyone is thinking a step ahead, it's the blue jay. Their resourcefulness and careful planning help them to improve their own lives and the lives of others.

Professor, poet, bird lover, and wonderful conversationalist! Birds of a Feather is back, and this time we had a chat with @rosemariecorlet about life, longing, language and flightless birds.

Check it out: https://t.co/aItdptd1Ct

#BIrdTwitter #Poetry #BirdBuddy #Birds

Self-taught illustrator, lover of birds, obsessive traveler and history buff…

@JaneSunflower is all that and so much more!

We were thrilled to have her as a guest in our Birds of a Feather interview series.

Go and check out what we talked about: https://t.co/s4W1dzD9hf

You may have spotted @JaneSunflower's hand-painted Bird Migration Map as a feature on BBC’s Autumnwatch in 2021, but she has been practising her #art for over a decade.

We had a chat about her love of #birds, science and maps! Get to know more about her: https://t.co/QkUvmmYq5c

We sat down with Paul Harfleet (@BirdsCanFly10) for a chat about projects past and upcoming. Read it here: https://t.co/D1S5Gpv0A0

Don’t forget to check out Paul’s Pansy Project as well @ThePansyProject

As for who wore it better?

We leave that up to you!

#birdscanfly #birds

Wouldn't that be nuts? 🥜

In reality, their name comes from "nut hacker" because that is how they open nuts – by jamming them into a crevice and hacking away with their beak.

Comic by @RosemaryMosco #birds #nuthatch #birdfacts

Funny running into you like this... 😅

Comic by @theycantalk

#birdmeme #memes #funny #birdbuddy #sunday

Don’t enter an eating competition with a #sanderling ! These impressive eaters bulk up for migration by feasting on horseshoe crabs. They ingest them in five-second intervals for 14 hours every day, until they are well-rested and plump enough to take off. Bon voyage! 🧳 #birds

To migrate, shorebirds need a lot of energy. They get it by eating, until they sometimes double in weight.

What if food is shaped a little weird? No worries, that’s where rhynchokinesis comes in. It's the ability to flex the upper part of their beak! #birdbuddyshorebirds