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Volume up….Who better to wish you a Happy Valentine’s Day than one of our newest ambassadors — Galaxy, our stunning Barbary Gyrfalcon Galaxy always has something to say, and if you look closely, she even sports the tiniest heart shapes in her feathers. We couldn’t think of a more perfect bird to feature today! Valentine’s Day always brings up the question: Do birds really mate for life? According to the World Wildlife Foundation, about 90% of bird species choose monogamy as their reproductive strategy — compared to just 5% of mammals! That said, monogamy in birds is often seasonal, meaning pairs stay together for a breeding season, not always forever. But some species are famous for forming long-term pair bonds, including: ❤️ Atlantic Puffins ❤️ Bald Eagles ❤️ Barn Owls ❤️ Bewick’s Swans ❤️ Black-billed Magpies ❤️ Black-necked Swans ❤️ Black Vultures ❤️ Blue Jays ❤️ Brolgas ❤️ California Condors ❤️ Canada Geese ❤️ Common Ravens ❤️ Golden Eagles ❤️ Gyrfalcons ❤️ Laysan Albatrosses ❤️ Macaroni Penguins ❤️ Mute Swans ❤️ Oak Titmice ❤️ Ospreys ❤️ Philippine Eagles ❤️ Pileated Woodpeckers ❤️ Pinyon Jays ❤️ Red-tailed Hawks ❤️ Sandhill Cranes ❤️ Scarlet Macaws ❤️ Snow Geese ❤️ Wrentits ❤️ Whooping Cranes Whether it’s for a season or a lifetime, the bond between birds is truly something special — built on teamwork, trust, and raising their familyp together. Galaxy hopes your Valentine’s Day is filled with love, loyalty, and maybe a little bit of wild romance Happy Valentine’s Day, everyone!

Volume up….Who better to wish you a Happy Valentine’s Day than one of our newest ambassadors — Galaxy, our stunning Barbary Gyrfalcon Galaxy always has something to say, and if you look closely, she even sports the tiniest heart shapes in her feathers. We couldn’t think of a more perfect bird to feature today! Valentine’s Day always brings up the question: Do birds really mate for life? According to the World Wildlife Foundation, about 90% of bird species choose monogamy as their reproductive strategy — compared to just 5% of mammals! That said, monogamy in birds is often seasonal, meaning pairs stay together for a breeding season, not always forever. But some species are famous for forming long-term pair bonds, including: ❤️ Atlantic Puffins ❤️ Bald Eagles ❤️ Barn Owls ❤️ Bewick’s Swans ❤️ Black-billed Magpies ❤️ Black-necked Swans ❤️ Black Vultures ❤️ Blue Jays ❤️ Brolgas ❤️ California Condors ❤️ Canada Geese ❤️ Common Ravens ❤️ Golden Eagles ❤️ Gyrfalcons ❤️ Laysan Albatrosses ❤️ Macaroni Penguins ❤️ Mute Swans ❤️ Oak Titmice ❤️ Ospreys ❤️ Philippine Eagles ❤️ Pileated Woodpeckers ❤️ Pinyon Jays ❤️ Red-tailed Hawks ❤️ Sandhill Cranes ❤️ Scarlet Macaws ❤️ Snow Geese ❤️ Wrentits ❤️ Whooping Cranes Whether it’s for a season or a lifetime, the bond between birds is truly something special — built on teamwork, trust, and raising their familyp together. Galaxy hopes your Valentine’s Day is filled with love, loyalty, and maybe a little bit of wild romance Happy Valentine’s Day, everyone!

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