Last up on the clothes line - Grey-Butcherbird.
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Friday, 13 July 2007
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18 comments:
A bird who only rarely showed, now visits daily ... looking to butcher? He's one I should feed, so he doesn't eat the others.
eat the others?
WHATTTTT?!
KJ, he is a Butcherbird. I already said that.
Oh yes, Vlad the Impaler got his ideas from these birds!
Good thing I have a tonne of tiny skinks in the gardens - Mr Butcher loves them, but cant make a dent in thier population!
Anon - hope youre over your flu.
By the way - I love these too!
Which made me think, what birds dont I love...hmmmmm, Indian Minors?
If he is a butcherbird then where is his meat cleaver? Hmn?
Haha, that's right Lavender! A tonne of skinks isn't too bad, they don't do anything but maybe keep your Butcher Bird around? Indian Minors are the only ones I can think of as being not loveable! Although brought a couple up in the kitchen once ... and had half a dozen nests above the dryer :)
He doesn't need a cleaver Ces! Watch his beak with the hook on it!
Ahhh, the wicked Butcher of AnonyBirdLand. The flying villian of them all. A handsome and dashing fellow, indeed.
I have the cleaver!
Perriette, he is rather handsome, and very good at dashing!
shhhh.....don't say "dashing" around me.
I HAVE the cleaver!
HAHAHHHAAAA Perriette, your cleaver is NO match for Butcher's beak! Oh. *running away from the two of them*
All this talks of cleavers is very disturbing.
You would be just as disturbed without talk about cleavers Madame XOX!
Why such a big beak. The better to poke your eyes out?
great photos.
That's right Joy Eliz, and the hook on the end would be for ripping flesh!
Thanks for visiting. Hope everything is well ... now SCAT Cat! Hhehheee, is there ANY way you can change your ummmm 'cat' personam when here? ;)
You think I couldn't take that little bird with my cleaver? HA!
Tinkerbell has been thinking of visiting...oh dear.
He'll take your eyes first Perriette! Cats are mostly ignored and told to SCAT!
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