snailkites:

tangledwing:

it’s seldom difficult to tell when a party of grey-crowned babblers is in the vicinity. Their scolding, whistling and chattering calls readily give their presence away, but their most well-known call is a distinctive ‘ya-hoo’, given as a duet by pairs of birds –the female gives a harsh ‘ya’ and the male responds with a high-pitched ‘hoo’, though given the precise timing it sounds as though the call was given by a single bird.
Top Photo: Chris Tzaros/BirdLife Australia

“Now, for the next photo, everyone do your silly pose!”

drgrlfriend:

castiel-knight-of-hell:

sweet-bitsy:

awwww-cute:

An Australian Blue Heeler goes to sleep on top of the flock it has herded

THIS IS IT

THIS IS THE POST THAT KILLED ME

BECAUSE AFTER A LONG DAY OF HERDING SHEEP, THIS PUPPY HERE HERDED WITH ALL ITS MIGHT AND THEN SAID YOU KNOW WHAT I NEED A NAP-NAP

AND A NAP-NAP IT HAD

UPON THOSE SHEEP IT HERDED

It must have been counting the sheep as it herded them

Oh, man, I can’t help but try my hand at this:

My naym is dog
I wurk the farm
I see the flocke
Comes tu no harme
And wen I’m dun
With ayl the sheep

I jumpe on top
I go tu sleepe