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Hello everyone !
Bird Fans Club may have seemed a little inactive lately...
I have to admit it (He hasn't been very active for a year in fact...)

However, it's been about a month, I've been working on a certain project which has already been on the club for a few weeks, but which one I haven't talked about:
We now have a Discord for the club!
One last little detail of one I've been working on for a week and which has just been posted today:
The description and the icon of the collections has just been updated! (Gone so much cleaner... but still just as blurry)

Always in the quest to improve the club... and to always appreciate birds and nature more!

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Alright, so, in my spare time I've been playing around with different trophy designs based on peepers, so I decided to make some jams
There's two of them, one ranked, which takes mob skins
and there's one unranked, which takes everything but blogs.
Here are the links to all who wish to join
https://www.planetminecraft.com/jam/birbs/
https://www.planetminecraft.com/jam/birbs-ranked/


100 followers!
It's a big step for the group, thank you so much to all those who support, I never thought the group would go this far...
I don't have an idea what to do to celebrate this yet, but I promise that in a few days something will come out in the group to celebrate this!

Thanks again to all those who support... and let's continue to always take care of nature and birds!

One year... today, it's been one year that Bird fans club exists.
It was a group that I had created without thinking too much about it and I must confess to being surprised to see that it grew much faster than I would have thought...

To celebrate its one year, I posted a zebra finch texture pack that took a lot of effort... and also, here are some goals that I intend to achieve this year.
- 100 new species of birds in mob skin in the group 🐦
- A discord for the group (it's coming soon 😉)

A big thank you for all the bird members and all those who follow the group, I know that sometimes the group can be a little inactive (like at the moment) but I will really do my best so that in the rest of the year, we can change that 🙏

When there is snow, the birds are present. I want to share two of my most amazing photos from this month...and one that's pretty funny 😆
#1 Juvenile Woodpecker #2 Evil mourning dove #3 My first Northern cardinal photo

There are a lot of birds on my land since yesterday, watching them takes away all my free time to make skins 😥

But it was worth watching them, it allowed me to see that they had become more ''fighting'' than last year!

It's war between the blue jays and the hairy woodpeckers, the woodpeckers won't let anyone go to the suet feeder, but the blue jays insist. I've even seen a female woodpecker dance like an angry rooster to impress a blue jay and scare it away!

And I thought doves were always sweet and kind, wrong! An annoying dove scares the others away... it's a bit disturbing, however, there is food EVERYWHERE! 🕊

Can we explain this? 😎


In everything that describes hairy woodpeckers, it says that it is normally impossible to see two male hairy woodpeckers in the same territory, unless they are juveniles with their parents.
Where I live is winter (well, fall but with snow) so there are no juveniles.

However, we can see very well in this photo (which I took) two male hairy woodpeckers who get along very well :)

Great, the first big snow where I live.
...

... That means more birds at the feeders, yay 🐦😃

This male pileated woodpecker came on my land !
This is good proof that forest birds can also come to the countryside :)

I decided to take my courage... and photograph my friend the yellow-rumped warbler.
It didn't bother her... she trusts me after all!

Here is his picture! (I think it's the cutest warbler ❤)