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    daily-owls:

By Dorothy Menera
     
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  3. 16:58 3rd Aug 2012

    Notes: 14387

    Reblogged from bilbochan

    Tags: ADORBSbirdbirdsvideouguu

    mischiev0usmelanch0lic:

    nothisiserica:

    mischiev0usmelanch0lic:

    He never saw it coming

    …fucking adorable.

    Why is this video getting so popular suddenly AAaaaHHHhh

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  4. 18:48 22nd May 2012

    Notes: 4537

    Reblogged from lamdiel

    Tags: lolreferencebirdsGarrus

    shatterstag:

at first i thought, ‘oh this is good reference!’
then i got to the end.
its still good reference.

    shatterstag:

    at first i thought, ‘oh this is good reference!’

    then i got to the end.

    its still good reference.

    (Source: piranhapettingzoo)

     
  5. 11:28 24th Apr 2012

    Notes: 4100

    Reblogged from fuzzykittysoftkitty

    Tags: owlsbirds

    (Source: imsirius)

     
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    mrscaravaggio:

Viktor Vasnetsov - Sirin and Alkonost - 1896

    mrscaravaggio:

    Viktor Vasnetsov - Sirin and Alkonost - 1896

    (Source: simonerein)

     
  7. 01:45 23rd Aug 2011

    Notes: 6094

    Reblogged from ladynorthstar

    Tags: birdsraven

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    ladynorthstar:

birdslut:

cephiedvariable:

playerprophet:

wallacegardens:

The White Ravens of Qualicum Beach, Vancouver.
The birds are said not to be “albino,” but “leucistic,” a genetic defect resulting in birds that lack normal pigmentation. (“Albinism” is a result of the reduction of melanin.) They first appeared in Vancouver about 10 years ago, which is now known as the “White Raven Capital of the World.”
A lovely site indeed.



come here my darlings

my god they are magnificent

i like how you guys just know to reblog birds for me now

cannot stop thinking of Game of Thrones… WINTER IS COMING!

    ladynorthstar:

    birdslut:

    cephiedvariable:

    playerprophet:

    wallacegardens:

    The White Ravens of Qualicum Beach, Vancouver.

    The birds are said not to be “albino,” but “leucistic,” a genetic defect resulting in birds that lack normal pigmentation. (“Albinism” is a result of the reduction of melanin.) They first appeared in Vancouver about 10 years ago, which is now known as the “White Raven Capital of the World.”

    A lovely site indeed.

    come here my darlings

    my god they are magnificent

    i like how you guys just know to reblog birds for me now

    cannot stop thinking of Game of Thrones… WINTER IS COMING!