I would WANT to be a peregrine falcon (it's my favourite bird and it's amazing), but I would probably be a small, common bird instead, like a sparrow or a Parus Major. Oooor a magpie, since they like shiny things, and I do too. But I don't know if they ACTUALLY like shiny objects, it might just be a myth.
Do you gave a picture of it so the other members see it as well @Miss_Penpal
I would like to transform into a parrtot or a black rave. A parrot, cause I like/want to talk in the human language. A black rave, cause these kind of raves are smart animales and I like to be a smart animal!
I would like to transform into a parrtot or a black rave. A parrot, cause I like/want to talk in the human language. A black rave, cause these kind of raves are smart animales and I like to be a smart animal!
If I could transform into a bird, I’d be a peregrine falcon! They’re the fastest animals on Earth, reaching speeds over 240 mph in a dive. With amazing eyesight and the ability to soar high in the sky, experiencing the world from above would be exhilarating!
Thank you @Raay then we must be scared of you in the sky hhh
kingfisherThe kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) is a bird in the kingfisher family (Alcedinidae). It is a striking appearance due to its contrasting blue upperparts and orange underparts, but also a very shy species that rarely shows itself. This species is the only kingfisher species that occurs in northern Europe, including the Netherlands and Belgium. Most kingfisher species live in the tropics.
Toucans (Ramphastidae) are a family of birds in the order Ramphastidae that occur in Central and South America. The family contains 43 species.[2] Although the toucan's bill is reminiscent of that of hornbills, the animals are not closely related.
kingfisherThe kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) is a bird in the kingfisher family (Alcedinidae). It is a striking appearance due to its contrasting blue upperparts and orange underparts, but also a very shy species that rarely shows itself. This species is the only kingfisher species that occurs in northern Europe, including the Netherlands and Belgium. Most kingfisher species live in the tropics.
