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atomlib #123>>w>>216618d1789758344I carefully put him on the ground after taking this picture, and I was holding him carefully without hurting the guy. Unfortunately, these occasional captures don't stop either this or the rest of them from attacking my peanut bag and perching on my forearms and palms. I like to think it hurts their self-esteem when I grab them like that, but they clearly have none because they are ready to play tug of war with me when I hold a peanut kernel between my fingers really tight making them put an effort into earning it. And the worst part, I go there to feed hooded crows, not these guys.atomlib #123>>w>>217118d1789758876Birds don't get rabies. In fact, we don't share any infections, viruses, or parasites with pigeons. The most annoying part that can happen is that they step into their own wet fecal matter, then perch on me with all of the consequences. Otherwise, they even never poop on me, they do it on the ground (you can easily tell by the specific tail movements). The only thing I have to do is to wash my hands (including my arms) afterwards, as well as face, and I have to wipe my smartphone with isopropyl alcohol for a good measure if I touched it during my walk.[deleted]>>w>>218018d1789789589 - atomlib #123>>w>>217218d17897589832 repliesJuly 14th, 2026. 75 grams of buckwheat noodles, 200 grams of beef marinated in teriyaki sauce, 2 small onions, 1 yellow bell pepper, 50 grams of frozen vegetable mix (green beans and kidney beans, mini carrots, baby corn, bell pepper, snap peas and green peas), butter, soy sauce, paprika, ground black pepper; 2 eggs. Borodinsky bread, salmon pâté, sausages in pastry (pigs in a blanket), cheese sauce, a tomato. A blin with sweet cottage cheese, mini roll with condensed milk, an apple, an orange. Ivan-chai (fireweed tea; fresh harvest of 2026, Chelyabinsk oblast) with ginger, milk, stevia.
