Why do birds suddenly appear, when you are near?
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Just like me, they long to be ....Close to you. hehe love that song!
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I think it depends on the type of bird you are talking about and also if the birds are wild or domestic or for that matter used to having humans around.\nLarge birds generally dont scare so easily, especially if they are used to humans. Like parrots for example.\nSome many times I have come across pigeons just crossing the road leisurely even though I'm driving towards it. And some of them dont even fly until I honk at them.\nThe tiny birds generally scare more easily. But when I traveled to London the sparrows actually fed from the palm of my hand. Whereas I have 2 finches at home and although they think they are humans, they just dont let me touch them! LOL! I love them alot!
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It just means that a bird flew by
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Birds of a feather flock together.
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Just look anywhere in the sky. I saw one about an hour ago, but that was after an hour of looking. Normally you can't see them until after midnight, but unfortunately the predicted swarm only lasts about an hour and will end before midnight in the US. Europe should get a good view though.
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it means there is a withe dove close to you. And you are not blind
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birds of a feather flock together
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I've heard of attacks by mockingbirds and bluejays and have seen both of these birds swoop on other potential predators such as cats. They only do it when they feel their nest (with eggs or nestlings) is threatened. The solution is just to stay away from the nest.
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Birds hear a lot better than we do, and worms moving around in soil make noise that is distinctive. OR, maybe they have Xray vision! :-)
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Many butterflies have patterns that mimic other things.  For example, there are some with large "dots" on their back wings...These look to predators to be the eyes of a larger animal, which causes the predators to look for another meal.\nOthers have bright colors that imply poison...Some butterflies are really poisonous to predators, and some use the color to scare the predators away.
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i did a small unit in animal behaviour and physiology and from what i remember .. birds have a much narrower vision (acuity of vision) which enables them to detect preys for examples from large distances while flying .. thats all i know, it not ... mm .. that informative.. but i hope it helped .. lol
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i take it you mean a bird tweets? cause it wants to annoy you..haha
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Sounds like you saw a painted bunting.\nHere's a pic http://www.birds.cornell.edu/AllAboutBirds/BirdGuide/Painted_Bunting.html
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Actually more like.. "Out of mind, out of sight". Ever notice that? Then as soon as you think of them again. Poof! they suddenly start to reappear in your life.
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You don't need to protect them, don't you see that there are many of them on the streets already. Instead, let it be, it's because of men interfering on nature's business that our system is unbalanced as it is. Quest for thinking: why do you see more pigeons than any other species of bird? Answer: Because pigeons can adapt easily to any environment.
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Could be hardware or software, Does it happen more often after your computer has been running for a while or just randomly? Is there anything that you do that makes it more likely to occur?
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Those annoying birds are probably American Coots.\n\nIn southern California the golf courses have a history of hiring a hunter to remove the birds when they become a problem.