ancestormoth:

tempuraat:

monicalknighton:

ayellowbirds:

the face of a bird who fully understands what he did and will do it again.

WHAT DID HE ORDER???

OMFG HE ORDERED A WHOLE BUNCH OF STRAWBERRIES

https://youtu.be/IvnW89osj0g

berries.

berries.

berries.

The full shopping list:

Poetry

Strawberries

Strawberries

Strawberries

Strawberries

Strawberry

Yogurt

Easy Water

Jeans

Harry

Big Tofu

Big

Big

Red Retreat

Milk

Berry

Apple

Berry

Berry

Berries

thejohnsu:

Please allow me to walk you through my creative process:

Sometimes it starts off as a simple exercise: can I draw an expressive face?

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“Nice!” I think to myself. “But…now I’m curious: what has her so terrified? What might possibly-”

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“Okay, but this leads into another question: how did he get up there?”

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“Of course. We have a reaction (surprise) to an effect (lizard) with a cause (man), but now I want a motive for this story to complete it. Why did he throw the lizard?“

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oK But thisss

thedemonsurfer:

derinthemadscientist:

ayellowbirds:

karkatium:

quebecgamersdotcomofficial:

vintar:

pumpadjur:

European raven

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Turkish raven

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North African raven

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Himalayan raven

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Western (American) raven

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AUSTRALIAN RAVEN

look at it look at that weird birb it doesn’t know how to raven

other ravens: caw caw

australian ravens: aUGH AUUuuuGH AAAAUUUUUUughhhhhHHHhhhhhhh

it genuinely didn’t occur to me that this was weird that i’d never heard a crow or raven caw in my life and frnakly the australian raven noise is the most common noise to me and it means “it’s the morning now”. i can’t imagine life without it. its background noise i didn’t even think to identify as coming from somewhere. it’s just There.

quoth the raven, “aUGH AUUuuuGH AAAAUUUUUUughhhhhHHHhhhhhhh”

it sounds like a depressed kazoo.

Wait a minute… how do non-Australian ravens sound? Do they not sound like this?

For comparison

sdzoo:

Birds are easily some of the most colorful animals in the kingdom.

1. Fischers lovebird 📷: Ian Gill
2. Violet-backed starling 📷: Lisa Diaz
3. Himalayan monal pheasant 📷: Liz Sauer
4. Allens hummingbird 📷: Ian Gill
5. Wompoo fruit dove 📷: Ian Gill
6. Spotted tanager 📷: Ian Gill
7. Nicobar pigeon 📷: Ian Gill