Kodiak the Steller's Sea Eagle, resident of The National Aviary. I have safely returned!
*This is a parody account. Sorry if you thought I was actually a bird.
Upon an initial veterinary exam, Kody appears to be in excellent health and body condition. He is currently resting in a behind the scenes area of the National Aviary and enjoying healthy meals of fresh meat.
the avian urge to migrate away from this platform forever...
But there's news!
I've got a coopmate, and you can suggest names for her through 9/4. Vote as much as you want.
https://t.co/mAKLq3udE2
Those photos of the bridge collapse were scary stuff. It seems like, not being able to fly and whatnot, you guys are pretty dependent on these "bridges," particularly in this Burgh. I'd recommend fixing them. Or getting wings.
There are still a few hours remaining to make a lasting impact at the National Aviary in 2021. Your donation helps to support the daily care of birds like the Scaly-sided Merganser that hatched earlier this year, bolster our conservation and education programs, and more.
Having impeccable plumage is important for birds like this male Andean Cock-of-the-rock. Bathing—in water, dust, or even sunlight—helps birds keep their feathers in top-notch condition. #BirdFact
Interested in majoring in veterinary medicine? Learn about the journey through veterinary school from National Aviary Senior Director of Zoological Advancement and Avian Medicine Dr. Fish. This virtual program takes place Tues. Nov. 9 at 5:30 pm. Register: https://t.co/xZ9w7d0FMf
Last chance to learn more about owl species as you get up close to a Spectacled Owl, Eurasian Eagle-Owl or Eastern Screech Owl this weekend at the National Aviary during Owl-O-Ween! Enjoy spook-tacular fun, sponsored by @Highmark. Register: https://t.co/tMkBl1ZDH7
#DidYouKnow Spectacled Owls, found throughout rainforests in Central and South America, are sometimes called the “knocking owl?” They get this name because their call sounds like someone knocking on a door!
Check out @Real_RobRossi and Dumbledore, a Eurasian Eagle Owl, preparing for Owl-O-Ween, this weekend’s spook-tacular event sponsored by @Highmark! Get timed-entry tickets at https://t.co/JOG5pZscT7 🦉
Learn step-by-step under the direction of Maria DeSimone Prascak of Maria’s Ideas; https://t.co/qcUvweflkf Saturday, November 20 at 11 am! Virtual offering available. Learn more: https://t.co/BqreEkWF3s
#DidYouKnow male Great Argus’ have the longest tail feathers in the world? Their tails can measure up to more than 4.5 feet long! You can learn how to paint a “tail-toly” amazing portrait of a male Great Argus, like Gus, in person at the National Aviary!