18 Kids About Birds Jokes

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Updated on: May 26 2025

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What do you call a bird that's good at baseball? A 'robin' the bases!
What do you get when you cross a bird and a snake? A feathered boa!
Why did the baby bird get in trouble at school? Because it tweeted during the owl's lecture!
What do you call a bird that can fix anything? A duct-tweet!
How do crows stick together in a flock? Velcrow!
Why did the bird join a music band? Because it had perfect tweet-timing!
What do you call a bird that picks its nose? A 'toucan' play that game!
Why do birds make great lawyers? They're always ready to wing it in court!

Junior Ornithologists

Kids are like mini ornithologists when it comes to birds. They can name every species faster than you can say pigeon. My neighbor's kid tried to impress me the other day, pointing at a seagull and saying, Look, it's a Larus argentatus! I was like, Kid, I'm just trying to survive Monday, not pass an avian biology exam!

Bird Whisperer in Training

My nephew thinks he's a bird whisperer. He goes outside, extends his arm, and waits for a bird to land on it. I told him, Kid, if you can get a pigeon to deliver my mail, I'll be impressed. Until then, you're just an overenthusiastic bird stalker.

Avian Conspiracy Theories

You ever try explaining bird migration to a kid? It's like trying to convince them that birds have their own version of Area 51. They're migrating to secret bird meetings, plotting world domination, and discussing the best tactics for avoiding windows.

The Tweet Generation

Kids and birds have a lot in common nowadays. Both are experts at tweeting, but one group is on social media, and the other is just making a lot of noise outside my window. I'm not sure which is more entertaining or annoying!

The Bird Court

Kids have this innate sense of justice. I saw them the other day playing a game where they were the judge and jury for birds. One kid said, That sparrow stole another bird's worm! Guilty! It's like they've created the Bird Court of Law, and justice is swift in the tree branches.

Feathered Weather Forecasters

Kids are like living weather stations when it comes to birds. They'll tell you it's going to rain because seagulls are flying inland. Forget checking the weather app; just observe the seagull's flight patterns, and you'll know if you need an umbrella.

Avian Air Traffic Control

I asked a kid once about the birds chirping outside, and he said they're just practicing for avian air traffic control. Apparently, it's essential to maintain order in the skies, so birds don't collide mid-flight. I never realized our feathered friends had such a complex system up there.

Bird Opera Critics

Kids are the harshest critics when it comes to birdsong. They'll listen to a bird sing and go, Meh, that robin needs singing lessons. I guess we're raising a generation of bird opera critics who are not afraid to share their opinions on the musical talents of our feathered friends.

Winged GPS

Kids these days are like human GPS systems, but with a bird twist. They'll be like, Mom, we're lost! Oh wait, I see a pigeon, we must be near the park! Forget Google Maps; just follow the nearest flock of pigeons, and you'll find your way.

Feathered Felonies

You ever notice how birds always seem to be scheming? I mean, they're like the neighborhood watch with wings. I saw a group of kids trying to build a treehouse, and a bunch of crows showed up, eyeing them like they were planning the heist of the century. I swear, those birds were plotting a feathered felony!

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