Wild bird tricks!
Hey! We have a trapeze artist here!
Still raining cats and cows over here and no chance for me to go and swim outside with my camera.
So, I delved into my archives to show you how clever some of the birds are over here.
Let's have a look!
July month up north means spring nest building time!
Over 3 weeks this guy (Weaver) will build and break down about 5 nests until he builds the one that his Lady likes.
This is what an almost completed nest looks like!
And here we have a couple of thirsty Indian Mynas!
This leaking, geyser overflow pipe is ideal for a drink!
Here this guy is having a drink!
"How's that bro" he said to me!
The strands of wires sticking up on these electrical towers are supposed to keep birds off the towers. The Pied Crows clearly do not agree!
Amazing how the birds can simply adapt to changes in nature around them. People build houses in the birds territories and then they spend thousands on trying to get rid of the birds. Some people even curse the birds when they poop on their house roofs and cars.
But hey! Who was here first?
Hope you liked the pictures and thank you for visiting a post by @papilloncharity
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I can sit for hours and watch a bird building a nest - they are amazing. Even if they are just hopping around, I love to watch them.
They are so deft and skillful and I also watch them building the entire nest from start to finish.
Wonderful to see how they work out where the entrance must be to avoid the rain and wind.
Blessings and thank you my friend!
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I love this one)) From it you can make a very cool meme)))
Thank you and I don't have an idea how to make a meme my friend.
You are welcome to make one with it if you want to.
Maybe he says; "Darling have you seen my shoes anywhere"?
Glad that you enjoyed it.
Blessings!
Birds doing their own thing
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And they do their own thing perfectly my friend.
If only humans were like that.
Blessings!
I love your pics and I love birds watching, I think they are very smart, anywhere in the world, not only there 😉
Thank you and they are indeed masters at what they do.
All over the world of course.
Blessings!
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Blessings!
Great photography! The way birds are given the instructions for building a nest without ever being told - simply amazing.
Thank you and so amazing to witness the talents that they are created with.
Our God is a miracle and a miracle creator.
Blessings!
Oh I could say leave it to a lady to work that poor guy to death... But I know better than to say that lol
Thank you and oh yeah, better not to say that as we don't want to create a viral statement that would result in the ladies on steemit to stone us hahaha.
Although I think it's a great comment, I cannot reveal my thoughts here Lol.
Blessings and thank you for the visit!
Always cool watching birds build their nests they can be so creative and skillful
As always such great shots
Thank you and I love watching them in action JJ.
Their weaving tricks are so delicate and amazing.
Blessings to you guys!
I can’t weave with my hands and fingers and they do it so well with their beaks pretty amazing
So true JJ, and they weave by instinct.
Imagine that, born with the talent to weave.
As humans we have to taught our trades.
They don't need any teachers.
Blessings!
Another amazing thing with so many animals they are born with such a wealth of knowledge and we humans like to think we are the smartest and yet as you say we start off knowing nothing
Fantastic bird photos! Great shadow captures here, too!