Pretty bird. I am alway impressed by people who know the names of birds I have never heard of and that would be most.
LOL! I give the cut indirect to many of my co-workers pretty much all the time...I prefer gardeners, animals and plants. But hey, what'cha gonna do? :) I don't have cuckoos around here, and never would imagine they are related to woodpeckers!
BD, the first time someone mentioned a Cuckoo to me, I thought they were pulling my leg!Lisa, I don't know if they're closely related or not... their toes are the same though. It's funny how "invisible" cuckoos are, when they're so large.
Love the dictionary link. Great fun!
I'm lucky to see this cuckoo quite often:http://www.wildcatbluff.org/roadrunner.html
Love them Cuckoos!
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Pretty bird. I am alway impressed by people who know the names of birds I have never heard of and that would be most.
ReplyDeleteLOL! I give the cut indirect to many of my co-workers pretty much all the time...I prefer gardeners, animals and plants. But hey, what'cha gonna do? :) I don't have cuckoos around here, and never would imagine they are related to woodpeckers!
ReplyDeleteBD, the first time someone mentioned a Cuckoo to me, I thought they were pulling my leg!
ReplyDeleteLisa, I don't know if they're closely related or not... their toes are the same though. It's funny how "invisible" cuckoos are, when they're so large.
Love the dictionary link. Great fun!
ReplyDeleteI'm lucky to see this cuckoo quite often:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.wildcatbluff.org/roadrunner.html
Love them Cuckoos!
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