Trash Dove has flown straight into internet fame. The purple, head-flinging bird has taken over Facebook after going viral in Thailand, spurring plenty of hilarious remixes and memes.

The headbanging trash dove is being celebrated with remixes, videos, and comment spam galore. Its viral spread is reminiscent of Le Lenny Face ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) , the emoticon that dominated 4chan ...

All of a sudden, a flailing, purple bird is everywhere on Facebook. It’s popping up in the comments on statuses, photos and news articles, and seems destined for global domination.

If you’re pro-Trash Dove, then Facebook was probably a pretty good hang for you this week. If you’re not, too bad, because there is no escaping the head-banging viral monster that is Trash Dove.

Readers were quick to defend the mourning dove, a bird with hidden talents. Accessibility statement Skip to main content. Democracy Dies in Darkness. Democracy Dies in Darkness. D.C., Md. & Va.

Now the Trash Dove is being hailed as a potential reincarnation of Thoth, the bird-headed god. Previously, 4chan made the Thoth connection with a different, totally racist meme, Moon Man , but ...

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders isn’t letting one of his most lighthearted moments on the campaign trail fly away Saturday as his campaign tweeted a drawing of him and the bird that stole the show ...

Here are some interesting facts about the mourning dove, which may enhance your appreciation of this bird. Don’t miss more breathtaking mourning dove pictures . What Does a Mourning Dove Eat?

The wings of this dove are long and pointed, allowing it to efficiently maintain flight speeds of up to 55 miles per hour. The wings make a whistling sound when the bird takes flight.

Dove hunting kicks fall seasons off with a big bang. And while there is no better way to warm up for later bird seasons than with a hot dove shoot or two, dove hunting is well-worth pursuing in ...

This bird hasn’t been seen in 38 years. Its song may help track it down. Scientists are eavesdropping on a South American forest in search of the purple-winged ground dove ...