April 30, 2012
by Tsu
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I am autistic. I am bird. Society tries to say this is two things. Often, I think, it is one. Where do the lines begin and the lines end, between bird-flight and autism-flap, between bird-panic and autistic-meltdown, between bird-song-of-joy and … Continue reading
April 30, 2012
by Tsu
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I am autistic. I am bird. Society tries to say this is two things. Often, I think, it is one. Where do the lines begin and the lines end, between bird-flight and autism-flap, between bird-panic and autistic-meltdown, between bird-song-of-joy and … Continue reading
April 28, 2012
by Akhila
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Hello! I’m the admin here and one of several editors and contributors. You may have seen me elsewhere before, possibly on Thébaïde or in the fringes of the therian & otherkin communities for over a decade. I’ve only been really … Continue reading
April 13, 2012
by Acies
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Sometimes people wonder strange things. I do occasionally- like why birds fledge at all. If you look at it from one perspective, they have all their basic needs catered for them: secure home, liberal supply of food, safety and unquestioned … Continue reading
April 11, 2012
by Akhila
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If you’re a bird or identify as a bird in some way, and you’ve written something about the subject that you’d like to share with other bird-people, you found the right place! If you don’t have writings of your own, … Continue reading
April 9, 2012
by Tsu
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[This is a guest post by Ari.] Birdshape in general is one I know well: shoulders shifting, hands folding, the sudden sensation of air bending around pinion feathers. Pulling my legs up as if jumping and there they stay, shorter, … Continue reading
April 8, 2012
by Acies
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It starts with a gentle rumble like the far-off ocean, And builds to a sweeping wall of clouds. Tension rises and ghostly feathers prickle In expectation of the oncoming relief from a still, hot day. Like … Continue reading
April 6, 2012
by Tsu
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People of a Feather is a new documentary that is just now released, about the complicated relationship between the Inuit people and the eider duck. It has won a number of awards, and it currently being shown in cinemas through … Continue reading
April 1, 2012
by Acies
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This is a walkthrough of a day in the world from my perspective. It won’t contain much soulsearching or introspection, but more of my moment-to-moment experiences. Early morning, for a weekend anyway, starts at eight or sometimes nine. Today the … Continue reading