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#wb is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 34 people shared 154 posts with it — around 5 a day. Activity is down 54% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 26 with 28 posts.

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What Bird?

@mybirdcards.com

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌏 #whatbird #wb | #birdsoftheworld #birds ❤️🦜

A small songbird perches on a mossy tree branch in soft forest lighting. It has a dark slate-grey head, back, and wings, contrasted by a vibrant, hot-pink breast and a pale lower belly.

Clue: Native to the temperate rainforests of southeastern Australia and Tasmania, this tiny forest dweller boasts a chest so intensely bright it looks as if it were painted with neon magenta.

Fun fact:
Unlike many bright songbirds that forage high in the sunlit canopy, these birds keep their electric-pink plumage mostly hidden in the dark, dense understory of damp gullies, making a sudden glimpse of one feel like finding a glowing forest jewel.

Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1)

Text source: Gemini (Edited)

📷: Photo by pen_ash via Pixabay
https://pixabay.com/users/pen_ash-5526837/

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What Bird?

@mybirdcards.com

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌍 #whatbird #wb | #birdsoftheworld #birds ❤️🦜

$Image description: A portrait photo of a glossy, iridescent blue bird with striking, bright orange eyes, perched on a thorny acacia branch. Clue: With a shimmering coat of blue-green armor and fiery bright eyes, this southern African beauty is famous for its brilliant style. Fun fact: That metallic blue sheen isn't caused by blue pigment! The bird’s dazzling colour comes from structural colouration—microscopic structures in its feathers refract light like a prism to create a brilliant, shimmering shine. Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1) Text source: Gemini (Edited) 📷: Photo by pixabairis via Pixabay https://pixabay.com/users/pixabairis-552123/$

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What Bird?

@mybirdcards.com

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌎 #whatbird #wb | #birdsoftheworld #birds ❤️🦜

Photo description: A small songbird (around 11 cm (4.3 in) long) with a vibrant yellow breast and throat, a slate-blue head and wings, and subtle white wing bars perches upright on a weathered wooden branch against a softly blurred background.

Clue: Look closely at this colourful little warbler. While it looks strikingly similar to its northern cousin, this "tropical" beauty completely lacks white eye-rings and prefers to stay in warmer southern climates year-round. Who is it?

Fun fact: Instead of building traditional nests on open branches, they prefer to hollow out cozy, dome-shaped nests directly inside hanging clumps of Spanish moss or other epiphytes (air plants), keeping their eggs perfectly camouflaged from predators.

Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1)

Text source: Gemini (Edited)

📷: Photo by Beto_MdP
https://pixabay.com/users/beto_mdp-17561499/

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What Bird?

@mybirdcards.com

about 1 month ago

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌍 #whatbird #wb | #birdsoftheworld #birds ❤️🦜

Photo description: A small, colourful bird perched sideways on a vibrant green, textured conifer branch. The bird has a deep blue back and tail, a bright yellow belly, a white cheek patch, and a distinct black cap with a sharp white stripe running above its eye.

Clue: This vibrant little acrobat looks a lot like the familiar Eurasian kind but sports a much darker, deep blue cap. Found in North Africa and the Canary Islands, it is a true island specialist!

Fun fact: Because it lives across isolated islands it has evolved into several distinct subspecies. Some island populations sound so different from one another that their songs are practically different dialects!

Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1)

Text source: Gemini (Edited)

📷: Photo by ChristianBodhi via Pixabay
https://pixabay.com/users/christianbodhi-9869182/

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What Bird?

@mybirdcards.com

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌏 #whatbird #wb | #birdsoftheworld #birds ❤️🦜

Photo description: A bright green parrot with a vibrant magenta-purple head, a yellow beak, and a long bluish-green tail, perched on a bare tree branch against a clear blue sky.

Clue: This colourful bird’s name comes from a sweet, dark fruit that matches the rich magenta-purple hue on the male's head!

Fun fact: Unlike many noisy parrot species, these birds are known for their distinct, melodious "tuink-tuink" call that sounds more like a gentle songbird chirp than a typical parrot screech!

Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1)

Text source: Gemini (Edited)

📷: Photo by balouriarajesh via Pixabay
https://pixabay.com/users/balouriarajesh-6205857/

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What Bird?

@mybirdcards.com

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌎 #whatbird #wb | #birdsoftheworld #birds ❤️🦜

Image description: A close-up photo of a soft tan and grey dove perched outdoors, featuring a distinct white patch along the edge of its folded wing, a dark red-ringed eye, and a slender pinkish beak.

Clue: Look closely at the edge of its wing—this gentle bird carries a bright white crescent mark that flashes brilliantly when it takes flight!

Fun fact: These desert dwellers are major pollinators of the iconic Saguaro cactus! In the Sonoran Desert, they feed on nectar and fruit, playing a crucial role in spreading cactus seeds across the landscape.

Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1)

Text source: Gemini (Edited)

📷: Photo by GeorgeB2 via Pixabay
https://pixabay.com/users/georgeb2-5394567/

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What Bird?

@mybirdcards.com

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌍🌏 #whatbird #wb | #birdsoftheworld #birds ❤️🦜

Photo description: A vibrant yellow bird (16–16.5 cm (about 6.5 in) long) with brown-streaked plumage perching on a wet tree branch against a soft, blurred background.

Clue: This bright Old World bunting is named after its brilliant, sun-coloured plumage and a distinct, repetitive song that sounds like it’s asking for a traditional British teatime snack.

Fun Fact: The song of this bird is famously described by birdwatchers as sounding like the phrase: "A little bit of bread and no cheese!"

Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1)

Text source: Gemini (Edited)

📷: Photo by Erik_Karits via Pixabay
https://pixabay.com/users/erik_karits-15012370/

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What Bird?

@mybirdcards.com

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌎 #whatbird #wb | #birdsoftheworld #birds ❤️🦜

Photo description: A medium-sized bird (38 to 46 cm (15 to 18 in) long) with iridescent, deep blue-black feathers stands on the ground, leaning forward. It has striking, bright yellow eyes, a long pointed black beak, and a long, V-shaped tail held slightly upward against a blurry background of soil and sparse green sprouts.

Clue: With a striking yellow gaze and iridescent purplish-blue plumage, this highly social bird is famous for its remarkably loud, diverse vocabulary of whistles and clicks. You’ll often find them bravely scavenging for snacks in urban parking lots across the Americas.

Fun fact: These birds are incredibly intelligent and adaptable problem-solvers! Recent studies have shown that they can pass the famous "Aesop's Fable" test, learning to drop stones into a tube of water to bring floating food within reach—a trait they share with crows and ravens.

Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1)

Text source: Gemini (Edited)

📷: Photo by BarbeeAnne via Pixabay
https://pixabay.com/users/barbeeanne-516629/

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What Bird?

@mybirdcards.com

about 2 months ago

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌎 #whatbird #wb | #birdsoftheworld #birds ❤️🦜

Image description: A close-up, full-body photo of a medium-sized bird of prey (43 to 61 cm (17 to 24 inches) long) perched on top of a weathered wooden fence, looking to the left. The bird features a rufous barred chest, a strongly checkered black-and-white wing pattern, bright yellow legs and talons, and a sharp, dark beak. The background shows soft, blurred green foliage.

Clue: Look closely at my beautifully barred, reddish-orange chest and the striking checkerboard pattern on my wings. I'm a medium-sized forest hawk common in North America, and my name perfectly describes the warm, rusty patches on my shoulders.

Fun fact: They are incredibly vocal raptors, especially during the spring breeding season! In fact, they are so famously loud that clever Blue Jays frequently mimic their distinct, piercing "kee-aah" call to scare off other birds or warn of danger.

Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1)

Text source: Gemini Flash (Edited)

📷: Photo by peteyp8 via Pixabay
https://pixabay.com/users/peteyp8-2334680/

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What Bird?

@mybirdcards.com

about 1 month ago

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌍🌏 #whatbird #wb | #birdsoftheworld #birds ❤️🦜

Photo description: A medium-sized bird of prey with brown and tan ruffled plumage perches on a textured, reddish-brown rock against a blurred green background. It looks over its shoulder with a sharp dark eye and a hooked, dark-tipped yellow beak.

Clue: This widespread raptor shares its name with a common toy you fly on a string, but it prefers to soar on its own terms!

Fun fact: It is an incredibly opportunistic hunter. In Australia, they are famously known as "firehawks" because they have been observed intentionally picking up burning twigs from wildfires and dropping them into unburned areas to flush out insects and small rodents!

Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1)

Text source: Gemini (Edited)

📷: Photo by adilabiid via Pixabay
https://pixabay.com/users/anselmo7511-43046719/

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What Bird?

@mybirdcards.com

about 1 month ago

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌏 #whatbird #wb | #birdsoftheworld #birds ❤️🦜

Image description: A close-up photo of a male bird clinging vertically to a tree trunk. The bird's head is tilted downward, showcasing a striking, iridescent bright green crown and throat patch against its velvety black body. It has a long, slender, down-curved dark bill.

Clue: I'm a member of the famous Bird-of-Paradise family native to the subtropical rainforests of eastern Australia. If you hear a loud, rasping "yaassss" calling from high up in the canopy, or spot a velvety shape doing an elaborate, wing-spreading dance on a branch, you’ve found me!

Fun fact: Female birds of this species have a fascinating habit of weaving cast-off snake skins into the rims of their nests! Scientists believe they do this as a clever decoration or a scare tactic to keep potential nest predators away.

Conservation status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1)

Text source: Gemini (Edited)

📷: Photo by Bowerbirdaus via Wikimedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

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What Bird?

@mybirdcards.com

about 2 months ago

What bird is this? 🤔 (See alt text for clue) 🌏 #whatbird #wb | #birdsoftheworld #birds ❤️🦜

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