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heydurian
Ah they do zip themselves up so quickly!
Sandy Kavanaugh, of Hens' Haven.
Turkey vultures have a keen sense of smell; I bet they rank each other out all the time after a heavy meal! (I adore Turkey vultures. And Black, and African, and...)
Logan Selkirk
That was my first thought too!
Sandy Kavanaugh, of Hens' Haven.
Ha ha! But, they're so tiny, no one would know! And cute!
False Knees
No worries Sandy! Hey, everybody toots! Probably chickadees included?
Sandy Kavanaugh, of Hens' Haven.
Sorry, Joshua! I just saw all the air movement behind him, and thought, "aha! Chickadees do it, too!" My hens really do cut the cheese, but never with fanfare; only stealth.
False Knees
Haha, yes I was going for more like what Irene says here. I love seeing birds (especially the little ones) constantly adjusting their feathers and wanted to try to capture how different it makes them look.
Lori Stokes
his little legs!
Irene Roga
If I'm not wrong he's adjusting his feathers, first: fluffy balloon mode, then: perfect shape.
Irene Roga
...2... 1... 0: Ignition!!
Sandy Kavanaugh, of Hens' Haven.
I would, after that much air escaped!
heydurian
I thought it was taking off π
La Gallagher
I'm confused too.
Sandy Kavanaugh, of Hens' Haven.
Pardon my bluntness, but is that bird flatulence? (My chickens do this on occasion, but without fanfare.)
Emma Jones
The fluffball panel π
Michael Loney
One more piece of evidence that birds aren't real