Bird of the Day: australian owlet-nightjar Owlet-nightjars are insectivores and eat a variety of insects, either during flight or on the ground. In the wild: They are harder to find with a torch or spotlight than most of Australia's other nocturnal birds because their large brown eyes do not reflect the light. They are also very small. #birdstr

Bird of the day: Roseate Spoonbill Fun Facts Spoonbills fly in long diagonal lines with their necks and legs completely stretched out. It is thought that the roseate spoonbill receives its bright coloring from the pigments of the crustaceans that it eats. When it walks, the roseate spoonbill swings its head back and forth in a sideways motion. #birdstr

Hi 👋 people of #nostr. I like to listen to a new album everyday. Can you please recommend me your all time favourite so I can add it to my queue. #music

I haven’t been on twitter in over a month. I’m not going back but this is likely what’s happening over there. #memes