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What do you call a bird that loves to party? A parakeet.
06/06/2024

What do you call a bird that loves to party? A parakeet.

What do you call a bird that can't fly? A grounded bird.
06/06/2024

What do you call a bird that can't fly? A grounded bird.

What do you call a sleeping parrot? A snooz-atoo.
06/06/2024

What do you call a sleeping parrot? A snooz-atoo.

What do you call a bird that's always late? A tardy bird.
06/06/2024

What do you call a bird that's always late? A tardy bird.

What do you call a group of crows? A murder.
06/04/2024

What do you call a group of crows? A murder.

Male house finches use their brightly colored feathers to attract mates, the more vibrant the color, the healthier the b...
06/03/2024

Male house finches use their brightly colored feathers to attract mates, the more vibrant the color, the healthier the bird.

The frigatebird can stay aloft for weeks at a time, even sleeping while flying.
06/03/2024

The frigatebird can stay aloft for weeks at a time, even sleeping while flying.

The kakapo is a flightless parrot from New Zealand and is critically endangered.
06/03/2024

The kakapo is a flightless parrot from New Zealand and is critically endangered.

Birds can see ultraviolet light, which helps them in finding food and selecting mates.
06/03/2024

Birds can see ultraviolet light, which helps them in finding food and selecting mates.

The bearded vulture's diet consists almost entirely of bones.
06/03/2024

The bearded vulture's diet consists almost entirely of bones.

The feathers of a peacock are actually modified scales.
06/03/2024

The feathers of a peacock are actually modified scales.

The blackpoll warbler migrates over 2,000 miles non-stop from New England to South America.
06/03/2024

The blackpoll warbler migrates over 2,000 miles non-stop from New England to South America.

Birds' bones are not completely hollow but have a structure of struts that makes them lightweight and strong.
06/03/2024

Birds' bones are not completely hollow but have a structure of struts that makes them lightweight and strong.

The Australian lyrebird can mimic nearly any sound, including chainsaws and car alarms.
06/03/2024

The Australian lyrebird can mimic nearly any sound, including chainsaws and car alarms.

Crows are known to hold grudges against specific humans who have wronged them.
06/03/2024

Crows are known to hold grudges against specific humans who have wronged them.

The Andean condor has the largest wingspan of any land bird.
06/02/2024

The Andean condor has the largest wingspan of any land bird.

Some birds, like the European robin, use quantum mechanics to sense magnetic fields for navigation.
06/02/2024

Some birds, like the European robin, use quantum mechanics to sense magnetic fields for navigation.

The common swift can stay in the air for up to 10 months without landing.
06/02/2024

The common swift can stay in the air for up to 10 months without landing.

Birds' hearts beat much faster than human hearts, with hummingbirds' hearts beating over 1,200 times per minute.
06/02/2024

Birds' hearts beat much faster than human hearts, with hummingbirds' hearts beating over 1,200 times per minute.

The blue-footed b***y has bright blue feet, which are used in courtship displays.
06/02/2024

The blue-footed b***y has bright blue feet, which are used in courtship displays.

Male emperor penguins incubate their eggs on their feet for two months during the Antarctic winter.
06/02/2024

Male emperor penguins incubate their eggs on their feet for two months during the Antarctic winter.

The ostrich is the fastest bird on land, capable of running at 45 mph.
06/02/2024

The ostrich is the fastest bird on land, capable of running at 45 mph.

Birds' feathers are waterproof thanks to an oil gland near the base of their tail.
06/02/2024

Birds' feathers are waterproof thanks to an oil gland near the base of their tail.

The male Wilson's Bird-of-Paradise performs an elaborate dance to attract a mate.
06/02/2024

The male Wilson's Bird-of-Paradise performs an elaborate dance to attract a mate.

Birds use the Earth's magnetic field to navigate during migration.
06/02/2024

Birds use the Earth's magnetic field to navigate during migration.

The largest bird egg is laid by the ostrich.
06/01/2024

The largest bird egg is laid by the ostrich.

Some birds, like the Clark's Nutcracker, can remember the locations of thousands of food caches.
06/01/2024

Some birds, like the Clark's Nutcracker, can remember the locations of thousands of food caches.

There are around 10,000 known bird species in the world.
06/01/2024

There are around 10,000 known bird species in the world.

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Why are birds so musical? Because they have the best tweeters!

What do you call a bird that can fix anything? A ‘parrot-ician’!

Birds are excellent at math. They love to count their tweetings!

How do birds stay fit? They egg-cercise!

Birds always sing in the morning. Must be their tweet dreams!

Why did the bird get a ticket? For breaking the law of gravity!

Birds are always flying. Guess they can't handle the pecking order on the ground!

Ever seen a bird at the gym? They prefer tweetment to weights!

Why don't birds use cell phones? Because they always wing it!"

Some species of birds can sleep while flying.

The albatross has the largest wingspan of any bird, up to 12 feet.

Birds have hollow bones that help them fly.

Flamingos are naturally white; their diet of brine shrimp and algae turns them pink.

Peregrine falcons are the fastest birds, reaching speeds of over 200 mph in a dive.

The bee hummingbird is the smallest bird in the world, weighing less than a dime.

Birds are the closest living relatives to dinosaurs.

The Arctic Tern migrates farther than any other bird, traveling from the Arctic to the Antarctic and back each year.

Owls can turn their heads almost all the way around—up to 270 degrees.

Hummingbirds can fly backwards.

Birds don't gossip. They just tweet!

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