It just makes me laugh to myself.
By Sanna_S
@psanasangma (7669)
India
August 11, 2024 9:52pm CST
At present, I am surrounded with lush green trees and I am always happy to being here because of greenery and birds. In between it was raining every day, and whenever I look at the another window side I always saw a single common myna day and night sitting or sleeping near the window net. And, it continued for a few weeks. By seeing the single bird, I started to wonder, why are you single?
, when most of the birds are seen in pairs. And, and to my surprise,
this fellow was seen with another one... seems like announcing to me that "Hi, I am not single anymore I have a partner now." Nowadays I hardly see them. so I am assuming this new pair or couple has another place together 
, when most of the birds are seen in pairs. And, and to my surprise, this fellow was seen with another one... seems like announcing to me that "Hi, I am not single anymore I have a partner now." Nowadays I hardly see them. so I am assuming this new pair or couple has another place together 9 people like this
7 responses
@psanasangma (7669)
• India
14 Aug
I don't know the gender 
but this fellow surely makes me to laugh ... imagine seeing this bird single through out sunny day, rainy day, windy and one day BOOM!! both chirping near the window
but this fellow surely makes me to laugh ... imagine seeing this bird single through out sunny day, rainy day, windy and one day BOOM!! both chirping near the window 3 people like this
@grenery8 (17617)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
14 Aug
@psanasangma it wanted to prove you wrong;it maybe felt you looked down on it
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@psanasangma (7669)
• India
14 Aug
Yes !! I also glad but now that bird stops coming !!
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@luisadannointed (7602)
• Philippines
17 Oct
Hahahahahahaha! I think if you are still single he is asking you the same question.. lol!
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@psanasangma (7669)
• India
3 Jun
This common mynah must have been like why are you impatience and with judgment
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@BelleStarr (61417)
• United States
26 Aug
It seems most creatures prefer to be in pairs.
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@psanasangma (7669)
• India
3 Jun
I believe this indicate how all creature are to meant to build in biological need to reproduce which we called social animal
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@psanasangma (7669)
• India
3 Jun
I believe they are soulmate unlike we human being, once they are paired they seems for forever
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@sharonelton (30647)
• Lichfield, England
12 Aug
It's lovely that you are enjoying nature. The story about the birds is very nice.
Sometimes I see pigeons on the next door neighbour's garage roof. One time I saw a pair of pigeons canoodling, and then the one got on top of the other! .... But this other pigeon took exception to that and flew over and split them up! He stood inbetween them and if either of the pigeons tried to come closer to the other, this third pigeon would sidle up to him and shoo him away!
But this other pigeon took exception to that and flew over and split them up! He stood inbetween them and if either of the pigeons tried to come closer to the other, this third pigeon would sidle up to him and shoo him away!2 people like this
@psanasangma (7669)
• India
14 Aug
Nature is really amazing to be observed. Sometimes I wonder whether they were also observing us!
Perhaps jealousy or securing it's own mate because it seems among the birds also cheater exist
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@sharonelton (30647)
• Lichfield, England
14 Aug
@psanasangma Yes, it is. I like seeing foxes and squirrels in our backgarden. 
Probably jealousy! He really wasn't having it! And it wasn't like he was making advances to the other pigeon himself!
Probably jealousy! He really wasn't having it! And it wasn't like he was making advances to the other pigeon himself!1 person likes this
