Most parrots are social birds that live in groups called flocks. African grey parrots live in flocks with as many as 20 to 30 birds. Many species are monogamous and spend their lives with only one mate. The mates work together to raise their young. Parrots throughout the flock communicate with one another by squawking and moving their tail feathers. Some parrots, like the kakapo, are nocturnal. They sleep during the day and search for food at night. Source: Livescience

Hello gorgeous people. Don’t let your negative thoughts ruin your day.
Clearing all negativity in your head. Look forward to the great day ahead!
~ Great Day Ahead

There are about 45 species of crow worldwide known by a variety of names, including treepies, corbies, nutcrackers, bushpies, choughs, and the pica pica. Mating crows will often remain together for years and some until parted by death. Most of the offspring will leave the nest after a couple months never to return. Some, on the other hand, remain, assisting in co-operative breeding. Source: avesnoir

Accept what is, let go of what was and have faith in what will be.
Some people will appreciate you and some will criticize you.
In both the cases, you are the beneficiary. One will motivate you,
while the other will improve you. ~SantaBanta

The Beatles’ song, A Day in the Life, has an extra-high pitch whistle in the end. The whistle was especially incorporated for Paul McCartney’s Shetland sheepdog. Source: msn

Learn from water: Adjust yourself in every situation,
in any shape, at any time and always find out your own way.
~SantaBanta

When cats saw the obstacle and were distracted before they had a chance to step over it with their forelegs, they didn’t remember the obstacle, indicating their visual memory is not so great. “We’ve found that the long-lasting memory for guiding hind legs over an obstacle requires stepping of the forelegs over the obstacle,” researcher Keir Pearson of the University of Alberta in Canada said. “The main surprise was how short lasting the visual memory on its own was—just a few seconds when animals were stopped before their forelegs stepped over the obstacle.” Source: MentalFloss

The strong person is not the good wrestler. Rather, the strong person
is the one who controls himself when he is angry. ~Anonymous

Our eyes are placed in the front because it is more important
to look ahead than to look back. ~SantaBanta

Be selective with your battles. sometimes peace is better than being right. One can never start the next chapter of one’s life if one is always busy visiting the last one. Do not get upset with people or situations, both are powerless without your reactions. ~SanataBanta