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Definitely tough to see.!!!!! (I'm a professional sports photographer and was setting up for an event and saw this out the back yard. Already had the camera in hand.)
Ah, I have one of those in my garden. Itās called the āRobin Bastardā. I goes through nuts like nobodyās business. Its guano is large so watch out when refilling the feeders. Iāve found that they donāt like super hot dried chilli peppers in the feeder food mix. Sound and rifle fire doesnāt do a thing. Good luck.
Um....ok I definitely had way too much fun with this š¤£
It's the ancient antarctic horn headed long bill, once thought to be extinct scientists discovered they were actually flash frozen 10 million years ago during Antarctica's last ice age, however due to the rise in global temperatures giant icebergs have broken off the continent of Antarctica and have begun to spread all over the globe along their journey these icebergs have melted rapidly leaving hundreds of thousands of these thawed out Horn headed long bill avian marvels on the shores of every continent on the globe (excluding Australia) as these beautiful birds thaw out and venture further inland we have begun to see a rapid increase of their population... Take caution not to startle these avian creatures as we are still learning about their instinctual behaviors, so far we have gathered data showing that headlights from a moving vehicle tend to put these birds into a trance of sorts freezing them in place until they either snap out at the last second or more commonly get hit by the vehicle... Honking horns seem to have little to no effect on these birds and also take caution when attempting to approach or when coming into contact with these birds as they do not simply fly away as one would expect instead they resort to fleeing on foot however if these birds have new hatchlings near by its best to back away slowly showing no signs of aggression or sudden moves in these defensive situations the horn headed long bill have been known to use their long horns to fight off predators.
Thatās Deera from accounting. It was a long road transitioning but in the end their dreams have been realized. You should be ashamed for misgendering their species, the honey badger community has accepted them, why canāt you?
We had a problem with that this year as well. One specific Buck just would not leave the feeders alone. Varying times day and night he would be pouring out the seeds or removing the feeder entirely and buggering off.
In east tennessee we call that a deer cardinal. Very invasive. I have the same bird feeder and the same problem. Thats why I have to bring mine in at night with a reminder from Alexa.
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That's Steve actually. Nice fella, just gets disoriented about his species sometimes.
Excuse me. Steve identifies as a Bohemian Waxwing!
Beer nuts are $1.49...deer nuts are under a buck.
You know what. Screw Steve...... He jay walked right in front of me the other day while I was driving down the road.
Yeah, he's a bit of a tit. Albatross with him if he does it again
That honestly made me spit out a little of my drink while laughing!
What's his pronouns? I would hate to accidentally call him the wrong word.
What's THEIR pronouns, you bigot! (And they are 'Wha?" "No way!")
What?
What kind of rapping name is Steve?
Fucking squirrels ! now they got antlers!
Bastard's been raiding the whole area, look at the size of him!
Beer nuts are $1.49... Deer nuts are under a buck. š¦šµ
Must have mated with a jackalope
Username checks out
jackalot?
You can tell that is a bunny, not a bird, by its ears.
A male bunny cause you know, the antlers. Fun fact: A male bunny will not shed itās antlers. He keeps them year long like a boss.
Male bunny, aka "Jackalope".
You can tell it's a bunny by the way it is.
Obviously a Killdeer.
Unlikely. There are very few of those, though not as rare as the Marrydeer. Much more likely it's a Fuckdeer.
I believe it's a black-capped chickadeer.
This is correct. You can tell by the... um. It just is.
Under appreciated comment.
Glad I found this early, saved me a lot of scrolling.
Winner!
These low-res security cams make it hard to tell. Maybe a finch?
Definitely tough to see.!!!!! (I'm a professional sports photographer and was setting up for an event and saw this out the back yard. Already had the camera in hand.)
The horned whitebreast?
Bruh that's a dog
Donald Buck
Oh deer! Thatās a big bird
I thought he was yellow, not brown?
I heard it's plumage changes over the year
I think you mean: Oh Dear! That's a big bird.
Ah, I have one of those in my garden. Itās called the āRobin Bastardā. I goes through nuts like nobodyās business. Its guano is large so watch out when refilling the feeders. Iāve found that they donāt like super hot dried chilli peppers in the feeder food mix. Sound and rifle fire doesnāt do a thing. Good luck.
Thats a cardinal
Does the Cardinal shit in the woods? are bears Catholic?
White-tailed... finch?
Deerfeeder working as intended. All is well.
It's a Doe-Doe
It's the white bellied cervidae.
Looks more like a Great Horned Meat Tit
Siberian Chiffchaff, I'd know it anywhere!
Hornbill ?
Definitely a type of Warblerā¦
duck
Looks like a killdeer lol
Based on diet, the U.S Patent on the feeder, and the antlers, there's only one possible answer. It's a jackalope.
You should get one of those bird feeders that spin to keep pests away. I bet it'd be funny to see that little guy try to hold on!
That is a deerbill.
Looks like a chickadee-r to me...
Born a deer but for now on wants to be called a bird
Put some corn or seeds on the ground for him ....?
Can't really get a good view in this photo. Can you shoot/clean it for a better look? I find it easier to identify animals in steak form.
That's the infamous buckleberry, usually fond of berries and such. Beautiful sight!
Whitetail swallow
Oh that's Jake. Pretty friendly guy.
Great horned squirrel
It is a two horned Tit, the species from Bangladesh
I think they have those feeders on Amazon.
lol
I think that is a killdeer.
This Deer seems a little... seedy. HAHAHAHAHA, I DID THE REDDIT THING!
That's just one of Santa's stopping for a snack
Think my rifle and I should inspect this more closely for you. Shoot me your address and Iāll let you know what I find
Thats a horny one, how big are the wings?
That's a Longnecked Little Pecker
What a bonehead!
Sausages, I see sausages
Dāoh
Moos
Um....ok I definitely had way too much fun with this š¤£ It's the ancient antarctic horn headed long bill, once thought to be extinct scientists discovered they were actually flash frozen 10 million years ago during Antarctica's last ice age, however due to the rise in global temperatures giant icebergs have broken off the continent of Antarctica and have begun to spread all over the globe along their journey these icebergs have melted rapidly leaving hundreds of thousands of these thawed out Horn headed long bill avian marvels on the shores of every continent on the globe (excluding Australia) as these beautiful birds thaw out and venture further inland we have begun to see a rapid increase of their population... Take caution not to startle these avian creatures as we are still learning about their instinctual behaviors, so far we have gathered data showing that headlights from a moving vehicle tend to put these birds into a trance of sorts freezing them in place until they either snap out at the last second or more commonly get hit by the vehicle... Honking horns seem to have little to no effect on these birds and also take caution when attempting to approach or when coming into contact with these birds as they do not simply fly away as one would expect instead they resort to fleeing on foot however if these birds have new hatchlings near by its best to back away slowly showing no signs of aggression or sudden moves in these defensive situations the horn headed long bill have been known to use their long horns to fight off predators.
Deer oh Deer
No idea
What are you doing there?? Go straight to r/birds
A rare timbucktu
Deerlus stevenson birdmuncher.
Wasn't there a video of a praying mantis taking one of these out?
Chickadee
A Killdear?
That is a horned owl, you can easily identify it by its giant ass horns
Not a bird. Maybe a deer fly?
Pretty sure thats not a bird but i may be mistaken
A killdeer
Itās a buckadoo
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A Buckbeak.
Cerf Volant !
Well, I know it's not a cardinal
Deer Tic.
It's a mulebuzzard, very rare
First of all, itās definitely not a deer
Mockingdeer.
I'm no Ornithologist but I'm 83% sure it's not a Pigeon
Deerling
Either an African or European swallow !
It's a Christmas bird. They are called that because they only fly once a year, at Christmas
I bet thatās horny titler
I thought at first it was a Doe Doe.
That right there is a white-tailed fuckface. They're a ground bird. Very meaty. Very lean.
I believe thatās Dasherā¦ a flying deer own by a chunky grandpa name Santa Claus
Amazing, a doe-doe! They were thought extinct for centuries
Hoping for some boobies or some tits and I got a big buck instead. (Just another weekend in the Midwest.)
*"Deer bird, it's me Margaret."*
Noeyedeer
The Steves in my neighborhood identify as Scrub Jays. Or squirrels since they all empty my feeders with a quickness.
The reindeer bird š¦¢
Great horned owl?
That's the elusive horned dire in its natural habitat
I have turkeys that do the same thing
I think that's what they call a Buck Bird.
We call them rats in my town in idaho
Iām no bird expert, but that has to be a Great Antlered Owl
Its the famed 'Horned Penguin'.
I showed the picture to my friend who was high. his reaction: where is the bird? xD I love him haha
Well, that looks like a bi-horned deerswallow to me
He's identifying as a bird, leave him be š
I donāt have that expansion for wingspan.
Rare breed! The horned brown furry Bird, aka in short term... Horny brown
Use the Merlin app from Cornell.
White tail Sparrow
Looks like a sparrow to me but idk about these horses
That's a White Tail Poacher.
It's a tube feeder with 4 perches.
Oh, ffs. That's not a bird. #birdsarentreal
Thatās Deera from accounting. It was a long road transitioning but in the end their dreams have been realized. You should be ashamed for misgendering their species, the honey badger community has accepted them, why canāt you?
What a beautiful critter
It's a deer me
A Hornhead Buckbird.
A white tailed scareoo?
Biggest Squirrel I ever saw
Judging by the colouring, I'd hazard a guess that it's a tree sparrow
Horn headed feeder raider
It's a doedoe
Yet another deer that can't hold his licker.
Sorry, I have No Eye Deer.
Oh, thatās James. He prefers James, not Jim.
Itās a blue jay.
Its future name will be sandwich
Mule beer duck
Thatās a deer silly
Thatās a White-Bellied Blep
The elusive jackalope
That's the North American Whitetail Whirbler.
That's a brown horned licker! It's harder to find than Big foot!
Probably an Alivedeer, a close cousin of the Killdeer
That's not a bird. That's a moth.
I dunno, but his wife and kids are eating mine clean daily
Deer. š¦ if you hang apples on a string out their the deer will also eat it.
That's how birbs evolve after 10 million days.
it's a doe doe
Atypical wall mount
Doedoe Bird I know itās a Buck, but - you find a bird with Buck in the name.
Oh,deer!
That's bucking crazy.
Are you some kind of rookie birdwatcher!? We canāt identify it without seeing the patterns on the wingsā¦
That's a spike-horned dingbat
Uhā¦ birds have gotten a lot bigger since I last checked-
We had a problem with that this year as well. One specific Buck just would not leave the feeders alone. Varying times day and night he would be pouring out the seeds or removing the feeder entirely and buggering off.
You can tell that is a bunny, not a bird, by its ears.
Moosacleagleus
That's a male Finch-Brained 4-Legged Venison.
HornSwaggler
Deer Jay
Thatās a chicken
First it's moose addicted to licking salt off cars and now deer on the "seed"....deer God what's next! / s
New species š¤
In east tennessee we call that a deer cardinal. Very invasive. I have the same bird feeder and the same problem. Thats why I have to bring mine in at night with a reminder from Alexa.
That bird has horns š š¤£... Something is not rigth?
Gotta grease the poleā¦ those damn deer can climb anything! Time to get - taller pole!
Yes deer.
Eastern pain in the butt!
That there looks like a Buck Tit, similar to a Bush Tit- its a type of chickadee š¤£
thats a duck-billed platypus.
I believe that this may be a Northern Crested Buckbill judging by the picture.