lonestranger

Questioning Owl. Who, who, who cooks for you? Yeah, yeah, it's a stretch but creativity doesn't come easy for the letter Q.

Feel free to use any of my photos for your coloring book @GracesWarbler, as long as that's all they're used for, and I get a copy of the coloring book if you do use them. ? https://www.flickr.com/photos/27232701@N04/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/182354370@N02/

I wonder if local birds to specific areas might be more of a hook than exotic birds, especially if you want the educational part to be more relevant to the person doing the coloring. Coloring birds from the other side of the world might provide for some interesting coloring, but learning about local birds might have more of a hook in the long run. I also think it'd be easier for kids to identify with local birds that they see regularly when it comes to coloring them. Then again, local birds might be too boring to be an actual hook for marketing purposes. Whatever hook you try for, I'd suggest directing it at the adults purchasing the coloring book and not the children coloring in them. If you go with an educational hook, remember to keep things age relevant. Just some quick thoughts, as requested.

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I don't know about south of the border but a lot of Canada has been without internet, including interact, or cell service for most of the day. The service is still not 100% restored yet.

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@Tanager 101 picked @Bird Brain as the winner of the previous caption photo. Bird Brain's photo is the one were working on now and he'll pick a winner when he thinks everyone has had enough time to participate. Be patient, you'll get the hang of things soon enough.

A winner gets picked for the best caption by the person who posted the most recent photo, and then the winner gets to post the next photo. Keep your photos handy and your captions witty and I'm sure you'll get plenty of chances to participate. ?

I found it comical watching this young Red-bellied Woodpecker trying to keep it's balance by using its wing to help prop him/her up while shifting it's weight around and squawking between feedings.

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So did I.

You may want to consider using a different search engine in the future @DorothyWesner. If your online search for "barber shop business plan" provided you with results that included Whatbird, there might be something wrong with your search engine. ?

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Hot sauce and excrement, now that's what I'd call eating your own words. ?

You were referring to the birds in the photos, right? Just want it clarified that you're not referring to the 'other people' here, right?

I'm viewing this on my phone so I'm having a hard time distinguishing if I am seeing wingbars or branches in front of the wing. There's one wide white strip across the bird's wing that just doesn't look like a wingbar to me and I question the other possible wingbars too. Bird sp. for me.

Forgive my confusion, but what does the bird have that is large (relative to body size)?

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birdie ? #47: ??⬛⬛⬛⬛ https://birdiegame.net/ I actually had the right famly with my first guess, they just used a different name.

I'm never going to be able to explain that the kids have to go hungry because I was fooled by a bird bath without looking like a total idiot. Nope, nope, nope, not going to even mention it.

Young Red-bellied Woodpecker getting fed by Dad. Waiting impatiently for Dad to go get more.