Wondering if you would be interested...

[Magic Birdie]

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[SuperChickenDude327]

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You can be that if you want, but can you please be something else?
Tree martins (I'm pretty sure) eat insects
They would attack parrots if they go too close to their nests, though.
How about a ground predator?

Actually, Martins hunt squirrels, mice, and birds, along with fruit and insects. Deadly treetop predators.

Straight from the HARPER COLLINS COMPLETE NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE FEILD GUID;
AMERICAN MARTIN Martes americana
A large reletive of the weasel with dark glossy brown fur above, paler below, often orang or buff on the throat. It is very aboreal, living in coniferous forests, hunting squirrels, mice, and birds, as well as feeding on fruit and insects. The den is usually in a hollow tree, or in an old bird's nest. and 1-5 young are born in the spring. Found mainly in the N of the contenent, rangeing S to NY and New England in the E, and from AK through the Rockies, in northern CA

Phew, lot of writing.

 

[Magic Birdie]

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You can be that if you want, but can you please be something else?
Tree martins (I'm pretty sure) eat insects
They would attack parrots if they go too close to their nests, though.
How about a ground predator?

Actually, Martins hunt squirrels, mice, and birds, along with fruit and insects. Deadly treetop predators.

Straight from the HARPER COLLINS COMPLETE NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE FEILD GUID;
AMERICAN MARTIN Martes americana
A large reletive of the weasel with dark glossy brown fur above, paler below, often orang or buff on the throat. It is very aboreal, living in coniferous forests, hunting squirrels, mice, and birds, as well as feeding on fruit and insects. The den is usually in a hollow tree, or in an old bird's nest. and 1-5 young are born in the spring. Found mainly in the N of the contenent, rangeing S to NY and New England in the E, and from AK through the Rockies, in northern CA

Phew, lot of writing.

Ok them

 

[Magic Birdie]

I'll start it... soon

 

[HollyBird24]

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But you don't...


Birdies, if it has a decent plot and isn't just a bunch of birds living randomly in the forest then yes, I'll join.