warrior1
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Sat Mar-22-08 09:43 AM
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What type of birds are these? |
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Sat Mar-22-08 09:47 AM
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1. Those are what we scientists, and I'll try to dumb this down for you lay people, call "perching". |
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Perching.
Say it after me - "perching".
There. I knew you could!
If they were in the air, then we scientists would call them "flying".
There - now you've learned something today!
:P
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Sat Mar-22-08 09:50 AM
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Sat Mar-22-08 09:51 AM
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4. Ding ding ding...you got it! |
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Sat Mar-22-08 10:21 AM
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6. That is a waxwing, no doubt about it. |
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During the spring they arrive here in flocks, stay for a few days and then move on.
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Sat Mar-22-08 09:50 AM
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2. Its a little hard to tell but do they have crests? |
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Sat Mar-22-08 10:17 AM
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We get them here too. Looks like they are looking for whatever fruit remains on that tree. They are gorgeous birds.
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Sat Mar-22-08 11:00 AM
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Edited on Sat Mar-22-08 11:00 AM by RadiationTherapy
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