scream-of-consciousness;
"If you're trying to change minds and influence people it's probably not a good idea to say that virtually all elected Democrats are liars, but what the hell."
Thanks Bill; Yes, Hermit Thrush. The reason I didn't recognize it in 'Birds of MD' is that illustration had the beak color wrong. Thanks. This winter id the first time in over 30 years of backyard birding this bird has appeared.
It appears to a bird. Should not be confused with a yellow-bellied sapsucker - which is found almost exclusively among the GOP congressional leadership.
Don't know, but they look like some of the little guys I've seen recently in the C&O Canal National Park.
ReplyDeleteLooks sorta like a wren.
ReplyDeleteTim
Looks like a bird to me, Kimosabe.
ReplyDeleteI did a quick properties check and it is a JPEG. Or maybe some sort of wren.
ReplyDeleteUpChuck
It's a Hermit Thrush.
ReplyDeletej_c_
Tit. Didnt really need the picture. Just needed to know it was a bird.
ReplyDeleteAs was said before, a Hermit Thrush
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermit_Thrush
It's a bird.
ReplyDeleteIt's a plane.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bill; Yes, Hermit Thrush. The reason I didn't recognize it in 'Birds of MD' is that illustration had the beak color wrong. Thanks. This winter id the first time in over 30 years of backyard birding this bird has appeared.
ReplyDelete.../ and j_c_
ReplyDeleteCall it what you want. I call it an LBJ -- little brown job.
ReplyDeleteI for one am glad there's not a roll over - flipping the bird indeed!
ReplyDeleteIt appears to a bird. Should not be confused with a yellow-bellied sapsucker - which is found almost exclusively among the GOP congressional leadership.
ReplyDeleteYes indeed, it's a bird.
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