Does anyone know what type of bird this is???

[USALiberal]

[5X]

1. Bearus vulturaris, the famous Bear Vulture. Not a good flyer. n/t

[magicarpet]

2. A black bird or a raven ? Jeez very portly though.

Can it fly ?

[sinkingfeeling]

3. Black beared owl?

[Arkansas Granny]

4. The rare, flightless Ursa Avian.

[UTUSN]

5. Hah, ya got me!1

[pansypoo53219]

6. bushy black plover i think.

[Solly Mack]

7. I'm more impressed by the sturdiness of the bird feeder.

Incredibly large Kiwi though.

[rwsanders]

8. a very em-bear-assed one?

[denbot]

9. A Tubie Throated Humming Bear?

I think I saw one last time I was out raking the Forrest..

[electric_blue68]

10. the sturdiness of the bird pole... Bwaahahaaa!

Yeah, really! 250 - 300+ lbs?

And the bird names - hee hee hee, well done, DU'rs

[wnylib]

11. Bearus acrobaticus, known for its

incredible balancing talent on small objects, despite its large size. Also known for its extremely thick feathers that resemble fur so much that it is incapable of flight.
The bearus acrobaticus climbs trees instead of flying up to the branches.

This bird species shares with gulls and pelicans a love of fish. It has a deep-throated song that is not as melodious as other birds. Beware of getting near young ones as their mothers are notoriously protective. Tends to s#!t in woods instead of on car rooftops and picnic tables.