yo, geelarks are wild, man. they’re like the party animals of the bird world in the morning, then they just dip.
i’ve heard them mimicking too—sounds like they’re trying to be all sneaky or something. maybe it’s a survival thing? idk.
if you’re into birdwatching, try eBird. it’s a cool site where you can log sightings and see if others in your area are noticing the same thing with geelarks.
i’ve heard them mimicking too—sounds like they’re trying to be all sneaky or something. maybe it’s a survival thing? idk.
if you’re into birdwatching, try eBird. it’s a cool site where you can log sightings and see if others in your area are noticing the same thing with geelarks.