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Been waiting to hear his more collected thoughts on the matter.

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The original was posted on /r/unixporn by /u/prekrasnyy_ on 2024-11-28 06:07:41+00:00.

This was made by the comrades over at USU.

With all the discussion about owl defense in the grocery store post, I thought I'd highlight some in a new post so everyone can see.

Owl's main weapons are their feet. They've got big claws, they are super strong, and they're lightning fast. In comparison, the beak is weak, short, and curved so it doesn't give much reach. It's also close to the vital eyes and ears.

This Long Eared Owl is defending its egg from a very determined kestrel. You can see all the defense behaviors (clicking, flaring, and fighting) a number of times in the full video.

Here's the description from the video:

I invite you to watch two stories -LEOS courtship including food dance, rodent delivery and nest scraping. Each story takes place in Hungary in March 2024 and each ends in a fight of Long-eared owl (Female) with Kestrel (Female).

In the first case, the nest box belonged to long- eared owls in previous seasons and Kestrels want to take it over this season. They did not succeed. Mrs LEO Won.

The nest box which is shown in the second part of the video belonged to Kestrels in previous seasons but in 2024, LEOS occupied it during the night and Kestrels during the day. Thus, when Mrs LEO had her first egg and stayed in the nest box during the day, a problem arose as Kestrels wanted to have this nest box for themselves and fought for it. In this case, Kestrels won and Mrs LEO left her egg in the nest box. Kestrels do not eat the egg but guard the nest box.

Another nest box has been installed next to it, so that both Kestrels and LEOS Could have their own place but Kestrels guard both nest boxes now and LEOS do not come to any of them. Enjoy!

I've put the best kick attack in the title pic here for you if you don't want to watch the whole thing. The video is great though, the sound adds a lot to the experience and there is so much great bird behavior. The kestrel is really trash talking the LEO before many of the fights.

There's nothing I'd consider especially graphic, but it's bird fighting, and the egg does not make it in part 2, so there is that.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/22508834

I'm a .world user, so i have to say the obvious thing that this is just a joke, and should not be taken seriously

(FYI - the article that the guy is replying to is misinformation. Two commenters have provided snopes links for anyone curious.)

The last entry says "They figured out when I read this, now they are coming for me in the past."

Source: bsky

Due to a recently increased upload speed, I can now stream to some of my users 4K content from my Plex server. However, I do not have infinite hard drive space, so I would, at least initially, prefer to limit my 4K collection to films and TV show shows that actually benefit from it.

Personally, and with several of my friends, we’ve come to the agreement that 4K video has about as much advantage as 720 versus 1080. It’s not that big of a leap, and often not entirely worth the upgrade (when accounting for the hard drive space consideration, the added darkness, etc). However, with some films and TV shows, it really does make a huge difference.

With that in mind, what films and TV shows would you recommend that definitely benefit from 4K viewing?

Finnair has upheld its capacity as the 'Official Airline of Santa Claus' by flying the man himself from Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi to London to kick off his international tour. Santa flew onboard a Finnair Airbus A350 before catching the Heathrow Express train into Paddington station.

Obviously this is for both, men and women, you know, the song "if I was a rich man" and i saw the meme with...

sigh just answer the question

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/27025628

And I bet Chaka mad that it isn't.

On November 27, 2024, Nolinor Aviation’s flight NRL 662 experienced a technical issue during landing at Mirabel International Airport, Canada. The flight, operated with a Boeing 737-400 registered C-GGWX, was carrying 87 passengers and crew. Thankfully, all onboard were reported safe and unharmed, with no injuries sustained during the incident.