Rec | HAVE A MEANINGFUL RELATIONSHIP WITH A BIRD

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Have a meaningful relationship with a bird

ideally i would love to gain the trust and respect of a corvid 🐦‍⬛ they love to give and receive tiny gifts and i relate to that. goose and swan are also great options though a bit riskier since these guys can get mad as hell and those long necks are powerful i would also love to volunteer at a raptor sanctuary and help take care of falcons, owls, etc. i feel pretty sad and disturbed by most caged birds and having a parrot, for example is a massive emotional responsibility, their lifespans also mean it’s a lifelong commitment, i probably wouldn’t go this route but respect those who do it right 🫡

@jadewolf

Mar 2, 2025

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@eliz6a

dude having a bond with crows was the best feeling ever. i worked at a cafe that had tons of crows that would hang out in the field next to it so i started leaving food out for them on a table outside, they came everyday and started bringing me pinecones onto the table where i would leave their food. i dont work there anymore so i rly miss them but everywhere i go now i see crows and its like they know i fuck w them because theyll come close to me.

Mar 3, 2025

@eatgraeps

I have known several people with crows who gave them gifts and it always seemed really awesome

Mar 3, 2025

@aL_pants

You should look up Hawk Watch International and see if there is a chapter near you, they rescue birds and they always need more volunteers!

Mar 2, 2025

@jadewolf

aL_pants they look like an amazing org, thank you so much!

Mar 2, 2025

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