Alphabet Birds

[lonestranger 283]

44 minutes ago, lonestranger said:

Owl, Barred

Sorry about the size of that one, and any others I may have goofed on. I like filling the viewing area with my photos, but not to the extent where you're forced to see it in pieces while you scroll through the image. *sigh*  

 

*BLAMES IT ON THE LIMITED EDITING TIME.... EVEN THOUGH I KNOW IT WAS A BRAINFART ON MY PART* 

 

[Kevin 458]

Gambel's Quail.

Photo credit eBird.

 

[Seattle 735]

 Rough legged hawk

 

[lonesome55dove 323]

Sandhill Crane.

 

[Johnd 656]

Thrush, Clay Colored

 

 

[Winter 25]

Ural Owl 

 

[lonestranger 283]

Vireo, blue-headed

IMG_0047 by lonestranger102, on Flickr

[Kevin 458]

Wren, Bewick's.

[lonesome55dove 323]

Here we are again...so guess what?

Xantus's Hummingbird!! 🙂

[Johnd 656]

Yellow billed Cuckoo

 

 

[Kevin 458]

American robin.

[Kevin 458]

Zanzibar red bishop.

Photo credit eBird.

Sorry got confused.

Edited March 27 by Kevin

[Aveschapines 302]

Blue-Tailed Hummingbird

[Aveschapines 302]

So, according to the rules in the first post, you can't post two consecutive letter birds. I've been follwing this rule and I think it does add a little fun since if you have a great C bird you have to either wait for someone to post the B or forego your C until next time we go through the alphabet. 

However, I would propose skipping Q and X (and maybe Z?) because we've used up the "valid" responses, or else establishing that those letters will be joke birds. What do you all think?

[Kevin 458]

1 hour ago, Aveschapines said:

So, according to the rules in the first post, you can't post two consecutive letter birds.

Thank you I had not read the rules.

 

1 hour ago, Aveschapines said:

I would propose skipping Q and X (and maybe Z?) because we've used up the "valid" responses, or else establishing that those letters will be joke birds. What do you all think?

Personally I agree.  

[Johnd 656]

yea

qXz aer shot

 

 

[Johnd 656]

 

common Gallinule Ducklings

 

 

common gallinule Ducklings by johnd1964, on Flickr

[lonesome55dove 323]

Here's my dimes worth:

I've been participating in this one from the start so in all due respect I suggest we ask the OP @Nighthawk01 to grant any changes since he did start this thread, however, some of us, myself included,  have already broken or bent the rules I still think we should ask first. Or we could abandon this thread totally and start a new one...just sayin'!  🙂

[Aveschapines 302]

OK let's see if Nighthawk has any feelings about dropping the tough letters.

[lonesome55dove 323]

1 minute ago, Aveschapines said:

OK let's see if Nighthawk has any feelings about dropping the tough letters.

I do like the idea of '' joke birds'' for those three letters though, like a funny photo or maybe a bird phrase/saying or even a corny bird joke. 🙂

Birds of a feather flock together.

Q: Why do birds fly south in the winter?
A: Because it's too far to walk! 

[Aveschapines 302]

15 minutes ago, lonesome55dove said:

I do like the idea of '' joke birds'' for those three letters though, like a funny photo or maybe a bird phrase/saying or even a corny bird joke. 🙂

Birds of a feather flock together.

Q: Why do birds fly south in the winter?
A: Because it's too far to walk! 

Yeah, that might be more fun!

[lonesome55dove 323]

2 minutes ago, Aveschapines said:

Yeah, that might be more fun!

Well, maybe we could fly that idea past @Nighthawk01 and see what he thinks. Sometimes we come to a standstill for days because everyone tries to avoid those three letters. :)

[lonesome55dove 323]

...so meanwhile back at the ranch while we are waiting for @Nighthawk01 to respond ...here's a cute little guy...

Doubleday's Hummingbird. 🙂

Photo Credit: Wikipedia / Francesco Veronesi from Italy - Doubleday Hummingbird - Mexico_S4E8781

 

Edited March 28 by lonesome55dove

[Kevin 458]

Eastern Phoebe. 

[Trevor L. 90]

I am so sorry, everyone. For reference, this is Nighthawk (changed to another account). I’m so sorry I haven’t responded sooner. I’ve been very busy recently. Feel free to change the rules however you want.