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Valentine’s Day Posts for Lovebirds

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Happy Valentine’s Day, bird lovers and lovebirds alike! If you need something to get you in the mood (romantic or otherwise) today, allow us to suggest the sensual stylings from last year’s critically acclaimed Bird Love Week.

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Lovebirds in the Limelight

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In case you missed it, today’s Google Doodle managed to reference not only the current Winter Olympics in South Korea, but also the fact that it’s Valentine’s Day.

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Best Bird of the Weekend (Second of February 2021)

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Valentine’s Day on a Sunday delivers the perfect weekend for everyone who identifies as both a bird lover and a lovebird. Hope you made the most of it!

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Where Are You Birding This Second Weekend of February 2018?

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For lovebirds and bird lovers alike, this weekend offers as good an opportunity as ever to rededicate your passion and commitment while recalling what ignited your passion in the first place. As we approach mid-February, love–or at least endless commercials about it–is in the air.

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Dreaming of Congo rainforest: Gabon, Republic of the Congo and the Central African Republic

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Mammals include Western Lowland Gorilla, Forest Elephant and Forest Buffalo, and eleven diurnal primates.

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Namibia’s 15 key birds

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Image by Adam Riley Rosy-faced Lovebird Africa is not endowed with as many parrots as other tropical lands, but what we lack in numbers we make up for in cuteness as in this delightful Rosy-faced Lovebird so clearly illustrates. This species is also known as Peach-faced Lovebird.

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What I Did for Love

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But then again, we’re not quite lovebirds. Migrating gals also tend to be duller than their sisters who reside in the tropics, because their love affairs tend to be more fling than everlasting. All of which kind of turns human behavior on its head. News behavioral research color feeding Great Tits passerines