kawaii in hawaii

swiftingthrough:

say “no” to peer pressure

cricket is kinda sickish, i gotta give her eyedrops twice a day

itsvondell:

sometimes birds lie about their necks

oohtheyhavenibbles:

I JUST FOUND OUT ABOUT GLOSTER CANARIES AND I’M GONNA CRY LOOKIT THEM

THEY HAVE BOWLCUTS

BOWLCUTS

LOOK AT THAT SMUG LITTLE FUCKER WITH HIS FUCKING BOWLCUT

leyoto:

So I work at an after school day care, and the kids were making a movie about a bird in the business world.
I decided to make her a neck tie.

sunnybutte:

This was the last thing I saw before I died

fat-birds:

Time to Go? by SDweirdjjj on Flickr.

fat-birds:

Merlin by captainadventure on Flickr.

hamletmachine:

WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU FIND A BABY BIRD
Spring is coming! That means adorable squeakers, as shown above, and lots of other baby birds are on their way!
If you find a baby bird on the ground- it doesn’t necessarily need assistance! Be sure to check this handy guide, (courtesy of Emily) before you decide to intervene. Many baby birds go on walkabouts with their parents before they learn to fly and this is a normal part of the bird’s development!
Also, (as Emily mentioned!) birds do not smell HUMAN on their babies and reject them, this is a myth! As per the guide, if a nestling has fallen out of the nest and you need to put it back, you can totally do this! And remember, a baby bird’s best chance of survival is to stay with it’s parents, so be careful with the little ones and be sure to consult your trusty guide!♥
(Photo from the Wild Bird Fund)