One day in August, 1875, a greyish-blue parrot was shot on a small island in the Indian Ocean near Mauritius. It was the last time a Rodrigues parakeet was known to be seen alive.

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It’s a fruit feeder aimed at attracting local birds to step in front of the lens as a livestream records the interactions, run by Cornell Lab Bird Cams.

It’s a fruit feeder aimed at attracting local birds to step in front of the lens as a livestream records the interactions, run by Cornell Lab Bird Cams.

It’s a fruit feeder aimed at attracting local birds to step in front of the lens as a livestream records the interactions, run by Cornell Lab Bird Cams.

It’s a fruit feeder aimed at attracting local birds to step in front of the lens as a livestream records the interactions, run by Cornell Lab Bird Cams.