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69 Bird Pun Cartoons

These cartoons are for the birds.

In this pun on bird sanctuary, a bunch of birds (an ostrich, a heron, a duck, an eagle, a starling, and a chickadee) sit in church pews and listen to a pigeon preacher.
Owllelulia!

Tags: animals, religion, bird

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In this pun on the idiom "The early bird gets the worm," a worm thanks a bird (presumably an early one) for taking the time to listen and understand it.
What’s left unsaid in this saying is that worms are famously good at expressing themselves.

Tags: bird

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In this pun on the delicious food, instead of seeing literal chicken soups, we see "chicken stews," i.e. a chicken stewing in its own thoughts.
Ah, the rich flavor of rumination!

Tags: animals, chicken, bird

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In this pun on the food chicken-fried steak, we see what it is: steak fried by a chicken fry cook.
I prefer chicken-boiled pasta.

Tags: animals, chicken, food, bird

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In this pun on bird watcher, we see a bird who is a watcher (rather than a person who watches birds.)
Who watches the bird watchers? (Birds.)

Tags: bird

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In this pun on NPR (national public radio), we see Hen P R, Hen Public Radio - two chickens sit at the radio desk saying "You're listening to all wings considered."
Ah, the dulcet tones of vocal fry and clucking!

Tags: animals, chicken, bird

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In this pun on baking technique of giving a pastry an egg wash, we see a parent chicken bathing its baby egg in a bath.
A technique I learned from the Great British Bokking Show

Tags: animals, chicken, bird

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In this pun on goosebumps (the thrilling phenomenon when your skin raises up), we see goose bumps- two geese giving each other a fist pump. Much less scary (or more, depending on if you are afraid of geese or not)
Not sure why R. L. Stine wrote so extensively about this

Tags: animals, bird

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In this pun on construction job of crane operator, we see a grey crowned crane (the bird) working as an old-timey telephone operator.
Not sure how this job is in such high demand.

Tags: animals, bird

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In this play on "Great Horned Owl," we see a great horned owl next to just-an-okay horned owl, who has not caught any prey but IS ready "Eat Pray Love."
Bird Taxonomy, explained

Tags: animals, this or that, bird

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