SShellbeach lemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesThey are so twitchy cute!! How do they not poke their eyes at the speed they are grooming each other?31
ffoofiepie replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyI think it’s because they see their movements at ‘normal’ speed. We would look slow to them, they look sped up, to us.21
queerlilhayseed piefed.blahaj.zone2Hide 2 repliesCute! This is a new bird for me. There are so many! https://fairywrenproject.org/meet-the-fairywrens/16
ZZwiebel replyfeddit.org1Hide 1 replySo these are bright male superb fairywrens? Wait no they dont have dark breasts2
queerlilhayseed replypiefed.blahaj.zoneI'm not sure. The blue wings and the blue streaks on the breast make me think intermediate splendid fairywrens? They may also be hybrid fairywrens or molting males, which are apparently commonly confused for hybrids.2
sstray replypawb.socialThey ask you seemingly-innocent questions like, "May I have your name?" when you're alone in the woods.2
They are so twitchy cute!! How do they not poke their eyes at the speed they are grooming each other?
I think it’s because they see their movements at ‘normal’ speed. We would look slow to them, they look sped up, to us.
We must look really slow to them, like sloths.
Cute! This is a new bird for me. There are so many! https://fairywrenproject.org/meet-the-fairywrens/
So these are bright male superb fairywrens? Wait no they dont have dark breasts
I'm not sure. The blue wings and the blue streaks on the breast make me think intermediate splendid fairywrens? They may also be hybrid fairywrens or molting males, which are apparently commonly confused for hybrids.
Oh, Jesus…
How the hell do these things kill you?
With cuteness, right in the kisser!
I… don’t hate that.
They ask you seemingly-innocent questions like, "May I have your name?" when you're alone in the woods.
Well, that was absolutely adorable!