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Abel 3 year s ago
Why is someone holding the dangerous pitohui? Of all the wild bird pics, I almost never see a wild bird being held... Yet here we are... I hope they washed their hands.
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Lawrence 3 year s ago
#7 Waxwing's appear on my country's northern Isles occasionally - particularly when it's going to be a sh#tty long and very cold winter. People feed them on apples. Waxwings love apples. Mad for apples.
The fence that protects farmlands from dingoes
As a rule, dingoes behave very carefully with humans and run away if they have the opportunity. Nevertheless, they sometimes attack humans too. In most cases, this happens because of the human’s behavior — when seeing a dog, they start to communicate with dingoes the same way they communicate with a dog (they try to feed them, pet them, and play with them), forgetting about the fact dingoes are closer to wolves than they are to domestic dogs.
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Abel 3 year s ago
Why is someone holding the dangerous pitohui? Of all the wild bird pics, I almost never see a wild bird being held... Yet here we are... I hope they washed their hands.
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Lawrence 3 year s ago
#7 Waxwing's appear on my country's northern Isles occasionally - particularly when it's going to be a sh#tty long and very cold winter. People feed them on apples. Waxwings love apples. Mad for apples.