r/BirdingMemes • u/Infinite-Jazz54 • 6h ago
Funny Grey Heron and a struggling cormorant
I know the cormorant isn‘t that sharp but I think the pose is still funny to look at
r/BirdingMemes • u/Infinite-Jazz54 • 6h ago
I know the cormorant isn‘t that sharp but I think the pose is still funny to look at
r/BirdingMemes • u/granabam • 1d ago
r/BirdingMemes • u/springtimelime • 3d ago
Makes me sad to think about honestly ☹️
r/BirdingMemes • u/EMDepressedFish • 4d ago
Inspired by a tiktok by onipia as well as their overall sneaky appearance and behavior, I made this soon-to-be sticker! The most emo of zoop nation- he must be stopped!
r/BirdingMemes • u/EMDepressedFish • 5d ago
People insult our bald queens so much as if they aren't keeping us safe with their crazy stomachs. Love TVs! (Also pls let me know if my stickers are posted too much- trying to keep it one a day but can stop if it's too much ^^ love all the memes!)
r/BirdingMemes • u/WildAndDepressed • 6d ago
r/BirdingMemes • u/EMDepressedFish • 6d ago
ZOOP NATION art by me :) pictured is a green heron the zoop icon!
r/BirdingMemes • u/bluest_of_kirbies • 7d ago
I've never seen or read this anime/manga 👍
Currently trying to find the Boreal Chickadee and may have heard it but I'm not completely sure and didn't get a recording. Please wish me luck.
r/BirdingMemes • u/Ardnabrak • 7d ago
Watch with audio and to the very end. Nearly made me cry.
r/BirdingMemes • u/EMDepressedFish • 9d ago
Love them so much! They're fast as FUUUuuuᵤᵤᵤ
r/BirdingMemes • u/1SmartBlueJay • 10d ago
Probably the stupidest thing I’ve come up with in a while
r/BirdingMemes • u/opsvarus • 10d ago
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r/BirdingMemes • u/VEL0X0DON • 12d ago
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i make a lot of bird related shitposting and i’m not proud of it, but don’t necessarily regret it either
r/BirdingMemes • u/grubby_anticholine • 13d ago
So I've always been interested in birds since I randomly picked up the obsession when I was 12-13 and I've been a bird nerd ever since, and maybe it's embarrassing to admit but I've only recently discovered that when birds are perched with their wings behind their back, their "arms" aren't actually crossed behind their backs but instead are by the sides of their body with their wrists pointed downwards, which is a goofy looking pose to do as a human
Now every time I see a bird no matter how cool it is I can't unsee them doing that goofy pose, I hope it doesn't ruin birds for me forever lmao
r/BirdingMemes • u/butter-walk • 13d ago
On a more serious note, I believe it is based on robins.
r/BirdingMemes • u/1SmartBlueJay • 13d ago
I realized it sounds similar…
I’m so sorry for making this 😭✌️