#myna — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #myna, aggregated by home.social.
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CW: AU -- Cute bird story
Nature can be really cool at times. Take the two myna birds which have been commuting on Sydney’s North Shore line. Regularly.
One woman alerted a guard to two birds trapped on the train.
"To her surprise, the guard responded that they “always” caught the train, jumping on and off between Lindfield and Artarmon – supposedly to scrounge for food."
While their carbon footprint was already insignificant, the mynas should be applauded for setting an example and making good use of public transport.
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CW: AU -- Cute bird story
Nature can be really cool at times. Take the two myna birds which have been commuting on Sydney’s North Shore line. Regularly.
One woman alerted a guard to two birds trapped on the train.
"To her surprise, the guard responded that they “always” caught the train, jumping on and off between Lindfield and Artarmon – supposedly to scrounge for food."
While their carbon footprint was already insignificant, the mynas should be applauded for setting an example and making good use of public transport.
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CW: AU -- Cute bird story
Nature can be really cool at times. Take the two myna birds which have been commuting on Sydney’s North Shore line. Regularly.
One woman alerted a guard to two birds trapped on the train.
"To her surprise, the guard responded that they “always” caught the train, jumping on and off between Lindfield and Artarmon – supposedly to scrounge for food."
While their carbon footprint was already insignificant, the mynas should be applauded for setting an example and making good use of public transport.
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CW: AU -- Cute bird story
Nature can be really cool at times. Take the two myna birds which have been commuting on Sydney’s North Shore line. Regularly.
One woman alerted a guard to two birds trapped on the train.
"To her surprise, the guard responded that they “always” caught the train, jumping on and off between Lindfield and Artarmon – supposedly to scrounge for food."
While their carbon footprint was already insignificant, the mynas should be applauded for setting an example and making good use of public transport.
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CW: AU -- Cute bird story
Nature can be really cool at times. Take the two myna birds which have been commuting on Sydney’s North Shore line. Regularly.
One woman alerted a guard to two birds trapped on the train.
"To her surprise, the guard responded that they “always” caught the train, jumping on and off between Lindfield and Artarmon – supposedly to scrounge for food."
While their carbon footprint was already insignificant, the mynas should be applauded for setting an example and making good use of public transport.