Baby birds grow singular body parts at a time so they're all awkward stages. Big adult feet on a lil fluffball or big body lil head are two of my favorite genres.
The Great Blue Heron's initials are "GBH", which also stand for Grievous Bodily Harm. Anyway these birds are common on the upper river, but frequently visit the lower river in the fall to fatten up on high-value prey (college freshmen) for the winter.
darkhermes
Baby Mongo!
Spkr2Animals
Cassowary would like to say hello.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1127295019225682&vanity=SylvanHeightsWaterfowl
MeeseOnABeam
he's doing the spongebob tHiS iS tHe BaBy BlUe HeRoN
RadioFloyd
https://media3.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTY1YjkxZmJlbm50b3BicHJ6ZXlybGFoMm1nbzR5aGxzYzhtYW1reGp3ZzI1a29oMCZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/3oz8xsv9iipBDQdtQY/200w.mp4
Grimmrog
they need a lo of proteins to become grown ups.
Defcon2
Probably an adult now
arf63a
I saw one of these in flight while driving down the interstate a few years ago. Looked like a freakin' pterodactyl.
athosender
And he would do it again
Probablyimaginary
Baby birds grow singular body parts at a time so they're all awkward stages. Big adult feet on a lil fluffball or big body lil head are two of my favorite genres.
SMarkt
KA-KAAW! KA-KAAW! KA-KAAW!
danielsan1977
ka-KAAWWWWWWW....buk buk buk buk buk. "I went to Julliard."
ThadisJones
The Great Blue Heron's initials are "GBH", which also stand for Grievous Bodily Harm. Anyway these birds are common on the upper river, but frequently visit the lower river in the fall to fatten up on high-value prey (college freshmen) for the winter.
hetriedtokillmewithaforklift
GBH does also NOT stand for Gamma-hydroxybutyrate. Fun fact
ThatLoserTheFourth
Ayy, glad to see I'm not the only one that always misreads/mishears GBH as GHB
marktheshark911
Worst rave of my life