My post is not a comforting one but is of psychopathic nature. Ugly distressing photos are in the article.
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what would be the conclusion if the tree would look at human behaviour? how does the bird assess the tree? the human?
The bird sees lots of trapped insects ready for eating. I do not understand however why it does not pick them from its feathers with its beak and then use web or toes to pick out of the beak.
@FrayedBear, yes, i was wondering the same. strange world.
wtf a bastard tree
Lol. A very oz response. Look above for a Germanic response.
@FrayedBear, LOL!
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