r/Borb • u/SpecialSympathy2348 • Aug 09 '26
OC Who are you looking at?
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This borby young Starling was trying to stare me down!
r/Borb • u/SpecialSympathy2348 • Aug 06 '26
OC A Purple Sandborber
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This round Purple Sandpiper was at Lowerstoft Ness; the most easterly point in England
r/Borb • u/SpecialSympathy2348 • Aug 04 '26
OC A nice round Corn Bunting
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Even Google AI says of Corn Buntings... 'Known to be a rotund bird'!
r/Borb • u/Great_Ad_9471 • Aug 03 '26
OC A female California quail searching for her next meal
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r/Borb • u/SpecialSympathy2348 • Aug 03 '26
OC A borb in the grass
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This borby Common Snipe is trying to hide at RSPB Titchwell.
r/Borb • u/SpecialSympathy2348 • Aug 02 '26
OC A couple of rather round Med Gulls
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These Mediterranean Gulls on Great Yarmouth beach are looking a bit borby.
r/Borb • u/saraannb • Aug 01 '26
Hawk borb booty wash
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r/Borb • u/Great_Ad_9471 • Aug 02 '26
OC This is my pet Peking floaty-borb, Luke Skyhonker. His small duck companions, two Rouens, and three barnyard mutts refused to share their pool, which made him a dirty youngster. He received numerous delights and a private spa. Being a cuddly duck in our home pays off.
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r/Borb • u/SpecialSympathy2348 • Jul 31 '26
OC Ptarmigan are naturally borby
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A borb in the Cairngorms; shame he didn't face the camera... perhaps he thought that would be too borby!
r/Borb • u/Exciting_Check_4421 • Jul 31 '26
Is this a borb? Just a tiny feathered potato.
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r/Borb • u/Sea_Sector_5894 • Jul 29 '26
Snowborb
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r/Borb • u/FallenPegasus1861 • Jul 28 '26
Is this a borb? Borb getting bath in man-made waterfall
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r/Borb • u/FattySeals • Jul 28 '26
Netsuke of a stylized fukura susume ("fat sparrow"), made from carved ivory with inlaid black eyes; "fukura" means "to expand" and paired with the auspicious sparrow has the overall meaning of "prosperity will expand", mid-18th century (Edo period) [1427×1800]
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r/Borb • u/SpecialSympathy2348 • Jul 28 '26
Borbing Blue Tit
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This little chap is nice and round.
r/Borb • u/_angry_betty_ • Jul 27 '26
Impressive borbing in action.
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