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"Boy, they sure weren't lyin' about that colonoscopy prep!!"

"Whaddya mean?? I AM smiling!!"

@MacMe wins this time!

Clever ones so far. I'll choose a winner tomorrow evening.

Very nice!

OK, caption this:

"Why can't I get anywhere? Hey, did that rascal Chuck put salt on my tail again??"

"When they asked me at work if I wanted to get in the pool, I thought they were talking about football."

"Hey guys, look...it's the flasher!"

"Don't look so sad, George, we're almost done with this stakeout!"

Now, THAT'S funny!

Is this a Red-tailed Hawk? Taken in SW Idaho from April '22. Thank you.

I have had the same issue for a few weeks when trying to visit 'whatbird' website. As of today it's still unavailable. However, I just discovered a few minutes ago that 'forums.whatbird' is working. I don't get that but glad I've made it back here again.

Ditto!

Roger & Fred were on tour with speaking engagements at wetlands nationwide after becoming the inspiration for the naming of Gooseneck of the Colorado River.

Another Yellow-headed Blackbird

Yellow Warbler

Walter did not live up to expectations with his impression of a can opener on Birds Got Talent.

I saved a mouse one cold winter from being stuck in a warm house. My house but not my mouse. I apologized to the critter for being evicted and then escorted it out the front door. Also, one time I released an American Coot from some fishing line that was wrapped around one of its legs. Another time I stopped in the middle of the road to rescue an injured dove that was being picked at by some crows. I thought it was dead but it wasn't, so I took it with me not knowing what I was going to do with it since I was on my way to work. I stopped at a gas station and by coincidence the driver of the vehicle next to me worked at a local bird rescue center. She took possession of the injured party and off to work I went.

Yellow-rumped Warbler

Horace is one of the first rear-prop Eagles found in the wild.

Cedar Waxwing

Yellow-rumped Warbler

Yellow Warbler

We were out shooting and saw this guy on one of the canopy legs. I believe this is a Robber fly munching on some unlucky catch of the day.