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Would this make you hate birds

Posted: 19 Apr 2012, 00:41
by Netsurfer
Hundreds of thousands Fairy Martins invading small town in Brazil.

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Re: Would this make you hate birds

Posted: 19 Apr 2012, 07:01
by GregH
Well a small active bird like that probably eats half it's weight in insects every day so just imagine what their mozzie problem must be like!

Re: Would this make you hate birds

Posted: 19 Apr 2012, 07:51
by Myzomela
If you were the street cleaner it would... :lol:

I am amazed how many people are actually scared of birds- I mean have a real phobia. It's the whole wing flapping in your face thing that terrifies them, and many of them are real animal lovers otherwise ( which usually translates to "cute furry things")

Speciesists!!

Re: Would this make you hate birds

Posted: 19 Apr 2012, 09:48
by finchbreeder
I would love to see birds of any species on that scale. Maybe it's the conservationist in me seeing proof that the species is in good shape. Yes I do feel sorry for the street cleaner.
LML

Re: Would this make you hate birds

Posted: 19 Apr 2012, 09:51
by Netsurfer
Myzomela wrote:
If you were the street cleaner it would... :lol:

Yes, it certainly would! :petrified: :irked: :lol: :lol: What about if you were a hairdresser? :cry:

Re: Would this make you hate birds

Posted: 19 Apr 2012, 10:03
by Mortisha
Nope wouldn't make me hate them - better them than malaria!

Street cleaner is missing an opportunity for their own little guano supply business.

Re: Would this make you hate birds

Posted: 19 Apr 2012, 13:11
by Niki_K
Myzomela wrote:If you were the street cleaner it would... :lol:

I am amazed how many people are actually scared of birds- I mean have a real phobia. It's the whole wing flapping in your face thing that terrifies them, and many of them are real animal lovers otherwise ( which usually translates to "cute furry things")

Speciesists!!

I know! I get so many people ask why I study birds, instead of something more 'interesting' (read: cute and cuddly). Have to admit, I am cautious around large parrots since they have pretty wicked beaks- but I think that's a reasonable caution!