What Bird Best Represents You?
10-26-2011, 05:44 AM
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Macaw
colorful but no longer living in a large environment. My efficiency apartment is very restrictive. The colors, all the fabrics I live with in my living room !
colorful but no longer living in a large environment. My efficiency apartment is very restrictive. The colors, all the fabrics I live with in my living room !
10-26-2011, 07:06 AM
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Originally Posted by chairjogger
Macaw
colorful but no longer living in a large environment. My efficiency apartment is very restrictive. The colors, all the fabrics I live with in my living room !
colorful but no longer living in a large environment. My efficiency apartment is very restrictive. The colors, all the fabrics I live with in my living room !
I would probably be a Homing Pigeon. They are monogamous, will die if need be to get home.
10-26-2011, 07:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Yrnstr
For me, it would be a mockingbird: cheeky, independent, full of song and vitality (altho the latter is less than it used to be, due to health problems), lover of broad vistas.
Others think I'm a Loon-atic!!
10-26-2011, 07:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Japonica
Hummingbird because not only am I pretty (lol) I am constantly moving. Can't sit still for a minute. Always have to be doing something! And my mind races the same way. Sometimes it is awful!!!
10-26-2011, 08:26 AM
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Common Raven. According to Wikipedia: they are highly intelligent, problem solving, opportunistic when it comes to food, and have been observed manipulating others into doing work for them. They are known to steal and cache shiny objects, purportedly to impress other birds, and juveniles display deep curiosity about new things. They are among the most playful of bird species and have been observed sliding down snow banks "just for fun." They are also one of only a few species who make their own toys.
Maybe the stealing part isn't that nice, in my case it is more like "liberating" 8-)
Maybe the stealing part isn't that nice, in my case it is more like "liberating" 8-)
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