If anyone is wondering, that’s a red-backed fairywren. Here’s some other great fairywrens (literally, it’s in their names):
Sure, they’re lovely, superb…splendid even. But they’re not as magnificent as some other birds.
Fun fact, only 2% of Americans are born blonde
Yet if you watch anime, the American character is typically blonde haired and blue eyed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jv-2uebEHSE
Sometimes they get it right tho
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I have way too much fun Shazam-ing birds with the Merlin Bird ID app. Constantly listening for new calls now, it’s like Pokémon hunting IRL.
There is something that looks like a crow but screeches like a gull and merlin hasn’t been able to figure it out 😭
Where are you based approximately? Europe/Asia/US/etc? Is the bird fully black? Same size as a crow? Any distinguishing information might help!
I am on US, Louisiana Gulf region. The birds are always flying in formation when I hear it. They seem all black and their wing tips seem to be a little jagged/spiked, not sure how to describe it
So true