prairiemerlin's Photo Quiz

[prairiemerlin]

hey,

I've felt left out with everyone making photo quizzes... so I'm making one! :king:

All of the quiz birds will be regular in the ABA area. I will try to post a new quiz bird every day. Take a shot at the first!

Neil G.

[Storm-Petrel]

scissor-tailed flycatcher juv.?

[prairiemerlin]

Nope...

[Storm-Petrel]

ha!! now i see it!! thats easy!!! its a vermillion flycatcher!

[Birdingcraft]

Yes, female or young male Vermillion fly.

[prairiemerlin]

Correct! Vermillion Flycatcher it is. Take a shot at today's quiz!

neil g.

[Storm-Petrel]

Blue-winged Warbler

[bebirder]

A Magnolia Warbler, that appears to be partialy melanistic.

[Birdingcraft]

I agree with Bebirder- Magnolia Warbler

[tim.birdboy]

Magnolia Warbler, I have seen this exact photo before, so I guess I can't legally guess on this quiz. :'(

[prairiemerlin]

Yes, a Magnolia... and Tim, you are a cheater! ;-)

Today's quiz is rather graphic...

Neil

[Birdingcraft]

Lapland Longspur

[Storm-Petrel]

Blue-gray gnatcatcher.

thats really sad :'(

is it jsut me or are its feet not attached to the body?

[prairiemerlin]

Sorry, neither of you are right...

The feet are attached - they're just hidden beneath the wings.

neil

[prairiemerlin]

Any more guesses?

[ayasuda]

How about an evening grosbeak

[Storm-Petrel]

i see what it is now, its a white throated sparrow

[Birdingcraft]

Lark Sparrow

[prairiemerlin]

Birdingcraft is correct! It is a Lark Sparrow. Note the large white tailspots.

Here's today's...

Neil G.

[birderbf]

Hooded Warbler?

[AmpelisChinito]

That's a Kentucky Warbler!

[prairiemerlin]

nope...

[birderbf]

nope...

Really? Not Hooded or Kentucky?

[bebirder]

Canada Warbler

[AmpelisChinito]

Hmmm, Canada Warbler sounds good, I can see some bluish tones in the feathers next to the hand, and the lower mandible is quite light. I don't see what else it could be since Kentucky and Hooded is out

[prairiemerlin]

The Quizmonster strikes again! It is a Canada Warbler... here's another view of it. Stay tuned for tommorrow's quizbird!

[Storm-Petrel]

more, more more!!!!! wheres the next one!!!!

[prairiemerlin]

OK, I hope I didn't make this too hard...

neil

[Storm-Petrel]

House Finch

[tim.birdboy]

I guess:

Lincoln's Sparrow fledgling

[bebirder]

I have to say Savannah Sparrow, but im not sure

[prairiemerlin]

None of you are right, sorry...

[bebirder]

Chipping Sparrow

[Storm-Petrel]

house sparrow

[prairiemerlin]

Brent nailed it again - a Chipping Sparrow!

[prairiemerlin]

OK, sorry if I made this one too hard... this species is very distinctive though. Good luck! B (:

neil g.

BTW - Here are the standings:

Brent: 30 pts
David: 10 pts
Birdingcraft: 10 pts

[Birdingcraft]

American Redstart?

[Storm-Petrel]

Eastern Phoebe?

[birderbf]

American Redstart?

That's the best I can think of. Maybe....

Shark-toothed Passerine?

[prairiemerlin]

Yep, an American Redstart. That flycatcher-like bill and the plentiful rictal bristles are distinctive! Today's quiz... shorebirds!

Brent: 30 pts
Birdingcraft: 20 pts
SP: 10 pts

neil g.

[Storm-Petrel]

Bairds and least sandpiper?

[birderbf]

White-rumped and Semipalamated Sandpipers?

[tim.birdboy]

Baird's and Semipalmated Sandpipers?

[prairiemerlin]

Brandon got it - White-rumped and Semipalmated Sandpipers. Guess I made that too easy...

Brent: 30 pts
Birdingcraft: 20 pts
David: 10 pts
Brendan: 10 pts

[prairiemerlin]

OK, here's today's bird...

Neil G.

[bebirder]

Tennesee Warbler?

[birderbf]

Tennesee Warbler?

Agreed.

[cjwolf]

TEWA for me as well

[Storm-Petrel]

tewa for me too

[prairiemerlin]

That was supposed to be a toughie! Ten more points for the Quizmonster. Today's quiz is slightly different, to say the least... :smoke:

Neil G.

[Storm-Petrel]

hmmmm

[Storm-Petrel]

Northern Parula

[birderbf]

Northern Parula

I second that. So if not, Tropical Parula :-O

[Storm-Petrel]

hey thats not fair!!! you cant do two in one post. okay fine ;) ;)

if northern is wrong, then im for tropical too ;) ;)

[birderbf]

hey thats not fair!!! you cant do two in one post. okay fine ;) ;)

if northern is wrong, then im for tropical too ;) ;)

No I was just quoting you :-O

[prairiemerlin]

Northern Parula is correct! Very good! Hopefully today's will be a tad harder...

Neil G.

[tim.birdboy]

Red-tailed Hawk and Orchard Oriole.

[Storm-Petrel]

Baltimore Oriole and Red-tailed Hawk

[prairiemerlin]

SP is right! Here are the updated standings:

Brent: 40 pts
David: 30 pts
Birdingcraft: 20 pts
Brendan: 10 pts

Good luck with today's bird!! :-O

Neil G.

[Storm-Petrel]

Northern Waterthrush?

[birderbf]

Northern Waterthrush?

If he's wrong, Louisiana Waterthrush.

[prairiemerlin]

Yep, Northern Waterthrush. Quick easy one today - I didn't have time to pick out a really tough one!!

Neil

[Storm-Petrel]

House Sparrow?

[bebirder]

Field Sparrow

[Larry Lade]

American Tree Sparrow

[BirdPhotography]

I'm going with Field Sparrow to.

[prairiemerlin]

Yep, Field Sparrow is correct - you don't see them in snow that often! It was a rather late individual in an early snowstorm |;|

Have fun with today's quiz!!

Neil G.

[BirdPhotography]

Heron, or egret.

[Storm-Petrel]

Green Heron

[tim.birdboy]

Black-crowned Night-Heron?

[BirdPhotography]

Yellow-crowned Night-Heron?

[prairiemerlin]

Sorry, you're all wrong !

neil g.

[BirdPhotography]

Great White Heron?

[Storm-Petrel]

Least bittern

[prairiemerlin]

Forget about the herons!

[birderbf]

It doesn't seem right for a shorebird either really if it isn't a heron. Upland Sandpiper?

[prairiemerlin]

Nope, but getting closer... :t:

[Birdingcraft]

Killdeer

[Larry Lade]

A juvenile Purple Gallinule

[prairiemerlin]

Still not right, but Birdingcraft and Birderbf were the closest so far...

Neil G.

[Larry Lade]

Spotted Sandpiper in basic plumage.

[prairiemerlin]

OK, here is a more zoomed out shot. Now it's easy... :cat:

neil g.

[Birdingcraft]

Buff-breasted Sandpiper

[Storm-Petrel]

ruff?

[prairiemerlin]

Birdingcraft got it - a Buff-breasted Sandpiper. I guess shorebird legs are too hard... ;)

Today's should be easy...

Neil G.

[Storm-Petrel]

Black-headed Grosbeak

[Larry Lade]

Henslow's Sparrow

[prairiemerlin]

Sorry, neither of you are correct. Any more guesses?

[birderbf]

Rose-breasted Grosbeak? Birds don't look normal in the hand... because they shouldn't be in the hand!

[prairiemerlin]

Still wrong Brendan... try searching a little farther back into your head...;) :-O

[birderbf]

Still wrong Brendan... try searching a little farther back into your head...;) :-O

Ohhhhhhhhh...

[prairiemerlin]

OK, since no one has gotten this one correct in a couple days (in fact, no one has come even close), here's another photo of the same bird from a slightly different angle, which may help. Good luck... |:P|

Neil G.

[Storm-Petrel]

what the heck is that little birdie?????

spotted towhee?

[Birdingcraft]

Red-winged Blackbird.

[birderbf]

No that doesn't help!

[Storm-Petrel]

Gaaaa!!!!!! why didnt i think of that. im w/ RWBL too

[prairiemerlin]

Yes, Red-winged Blackbird. A particularly peachy one... ;)

I don't have much time to pick a good one... so here's an easy one for now.

neil g.

[Storm-Petrel]

western kingbird

[cjwolf]

Great Kiskadee

[PrairieFalcon]

I'm thinking its a Western Kingbird, if that isn't correct what about a Ash throated flycatcher.

[birderbf]

Yup Western Kingbird for me.

[prairiemerlin]

OK, that was obviously too easy - Western Kingbird. Hopefully you'll find today's a tad harder... 3:-)

Neil G.

[Storm-Petrel]

pffffffff... hard??? thats a willet!!! ya cant trick us!! ;) ;) ;) ;)


then again i may be being overly confident...

[BirdPhotography]

Easy8-P I'm going with willet also

[prairiemerlin]

then again i may be being overly confident...

You are... coz' that ain't a Willet! :-O ;)

Neil G.

[BirdPhotography]

Wandering Tattler?

[PrairieFalcon]

What about a Juvenile Red knot or a Red Knot in winter plumage.

[Storm-Petrel]

hudsonian godwit

[Larry Lade]

Long-billed Dowitcher

[birderbf]

If not any of the above, Short-billed Dowitcher

[Birdingcraft]

Dunlin

[prairiemerlin]

PrairieFalcon got it, a Red Knot. Today's is a "fruit salad" type - ID as many species as possible in the photo!

Neil G.

[birderbf]

Canada Goose, Domestic Goose, Mallard, Wood Duck?

[Storm-Petrel]

Mallard, two domesticated Mallards, and Canada goose

[birderbf]

Mallard, two domesticated Mallards, and Canada goose

Ah yes the white guys are domestic mallards. Change that in my last guess! ;)

[tim.birdboy]

Mallard, domestic Mallard, and Canada Goose.

[prairiemerlin]

Sorry guys - those white things don't count as birds! I'm talking about wild birds! ;) They are actually Pekin Ducks, I think. So... find as many wild species as possible in the photo!

Neil G.

[tim.birdboy]

Fine, fine, fine. And BTW, a "Peking Duck" IS a Mallard. That's just the breed name. ;-)

Canada Goose and Mallard.

[prairiemerlin]

A quick hint - there are FOUR species of WILD birds in that photo...

[Larry Lade]

Canada Goose, Mallard, Gadwall and American Black Duck.

[Birdingcraft]

Canada Goose, Mallard, American Wigeon, Wood Duck

[Larry Lade]

I thought that the second bird from the top MIGHT be an American Wigeon, but then there would be five (5) wild waterfowl in the photo.

[Storm-Petrel]

mallard, american wigeon, gadwall, canada goose

[prairiemerlin]

None of you are right, sorry...

[Storm-Petrel]

mallard, american wige0n, canada g00se, blue-winged teal

[prairiemerlin]

Still wrong - the two other species are hard to spot, but easy to ID.

[Storm-Petrel]

mallard, wood duck, canada goose, blue-winged teal

[Larry Lade]

OK, so maybe those are not Gadwall (just female Mallards).

I still think two look like American Black Duck..

So I am going with Canada Goose, Mallard, American Black Duck and American Coot.

[birderbf]

Canada Geese, Mallards, Domestic Mallard, Wood Duck, American Wigeon.

[prairiemerlin]

Larry, you are very close! The bird on the right that you circled isn't a coot...

Neil G.

[PrairieFalcon]

Canada Goose, Mallard, American Black Duck, Blue Winged Teal.

[prairiemerlin]

There is not a Blue-winged Teal in that photo...

[Larry Lade]

Canada Goose, Mallard, American Black Duck and Wood Duck?

[prairiemerlin]

Correct, Larry! Good job.

...here's another fruit salad for you guys. This may take a few days...B (:

Neil G.

[tim.birdboy]

Ooo, this looks fun!

Great Egret
Northern Pintail
Snowy Egret
Double-crested Cormorant
Ring-billed Gull
Red-throated Loon

????

[prairiemerlin]

Nope, you're still missing about five species!

[Storm-Petrel]

pfffffffff ea-zee az ÷≥≤µ˜∫√ç≈Ωåß∂ƒ©˙∆˚¬…æ‘«“πøˆ¨¥†®´∑œ oops sorry didnt mean to rite that... heh heh... i meant eaz-ee as pie. heres my guess ;)

Northern Pintail
Double-crested Cormorant
Western Grebe
Greater Scaup
Snowy egret
Great Egret
Little-blue Heron
Ring-billed Gull

[birderbf]

OK first off- I refuse to ID those things way in the back (gulls).

Northern Pintail
Greater Scaup?
Double-crested Cormorant
Snowy Egret
Great Egret
Ring-billed Gull
Forster's Terns

[prairiemerlin]

OK, there are 11 species in the photo. Here's a blow-up of the birds in the back... o:D

Neil G.

[Storm-Petrel]

add black-necked stilt and willet to my guess

[prairiemerlin]

Here's what's correct so far, and who guessed it first:

1. Great Egret (Tim)
2. Northern Pintail (Tim)
3. Snowy Egret (Tim)
4. Double-crested Cormorant (Tim)
5. Ring-billed Gull (Tim)
6. Willet (David)

Every bird correct is five points. So, Tim has 25 pts, and David has 5. Five more species to dig outta there!

Neil G.

[Storm-Petrel]

add common goldeneye to my guess instead of the greater scaup

and add green heron. i can barely make out the green body and red neck in the back!! *squint* ' -/



and i think i see two or three nonbreeding american avocets in there (haha i know birderbf posted that before i did, i'm just editing it so dont count the AMAV part)

[birderbf]

Add Greater Yellowlegs, American Avocet, Mallard?

[prairiemerlin]

You cheater SP!! There are indeed American Avocets in there, so BF gets 5 points.

[Storm-Petrel]

You cheater SP!! There are indeed Ameican Avocets in there, so BF gets 5 points.


what about the green heron and the common goldeneye in there???

[prairiemerlin]

Four more species have to be ID'ed! Come on guys, it's not that hard!! 3:-)

Here's a shot with the birds circled... :t:

Neil

[Storm-Petrel]

did you miss my guess about the common goldeneye and the green heron??

Glossy Ibis??

[Storm-Petrel]

lesser scaup??????????

[prairiemerlin]

Yep, there's a Lesser Scaup in there! Just three measly birds to go...

Neil G.

[Storm-Petrel]

did you get my glossy ibis guess?

[prairiemerlin]

No, there aren't any Glossy Ibis. Any more takers?

[birderbf]

Marbled Godwit, impossible little shorebirds, and a moorhen??

[prairiemerlin]

Yep, a Marbled Godwit. Those aren't "impossible little shorebirds" - they're medium sized... think... a tight group of medium-sized gray shorebirds in February in southern CA. The third bird isn't a moorhen but you're close.

Neil G.

[birderbf]

Yep, a Marbled Godwit. Those aren't "impossible little shorebirds" - they're medium sized... think... a tight group of medium-sized gray shorebirds in February in southern CA. The third bird isn't a moorhen but you're close.

Neil G.

OK, Long-billed Dowitchers and a Sora?

[prairiemerlin]

One more left - ya knocked off Long-billed Dowitcher BF. Good luck.

[birderbf]

American Coot?

[prairiemerlin]

Yep... very good Brendan! The last bird is an American Coot. Fruit salads are fun, eh? ;)

Here are the updated standings:

Gold: Storm Petrel, 60 pts
Silver: Brent, 50 pts
Bronze: Larry L. & Birdingcraft tied, 40 pts each
4. Brendan - 30 pts
5. Prairie Falcon - 10 pts

Next quiz coming soon! :cat: :king:

Neil G.

[prairiemerlin]

Have fun with today's!

Neil G.

[birderbf]

Big Ruddy Duck?

[Storm-Petrel]

ummmmmm... Lesser Scaup?

[tim.birdboy]

Tufted Duck?

[prairiemerlin]

Big Ruddy Duck?

Negative!

ummmmmm... Lesser Scaup?

Nein!

Tufted Duck?

Non! ;) ;) ;)

Keep guessing people!

Neil G.

[tim.birdboy]

Surely not a Greater Scaup?

[Larry Lade]

American Black Duck

[Storm-Petrel]

Ring-necked Duck

[birderbf]

Redhead. Or a muskrat.

[tim.birdboy]

Ring-necked Duck

Oh my! That's what I meant when I said "Tufted Duck"! Ugh, it better be incorrect! :-(

[prairiemerlin]

Still all wrong!

[Storm-Petrel]

Pied-billed Grebe

[BirdPhotography]

Black Scoter.

[Birdingcraft]

Hooded Merganser

[bebirder]

Female Bufflehead? Not the right habitat, but oh well.

[downrigger]

Blue winged teal?

[prairiemerlin]

Yep, a female Bufflehead - it had us thinking until it stood up... I've never seen a Bufflehead sitting on top of a muskrat house since... :frog:

Neil G.

[birderbf]

Weird!

[Storm-Petrel]

really interesting!

[prairiemerlin]

This one shouldn't be too hard, if you think about it.... ;)

Neil G.

[Storm-Petrel]

Orange-crowned Warbler

[bebirder]

Mourning Warbler?

[tim.birdboy]

Tennessee Warbler?

[Larry Lade]

Baltimore Oriole

[BirdPhotography]

Golden crowned Kinglet?. If i'm wrong i'll go with Orange crowned Warbler.

[prairiemerlin]

Sorry, all of you are wrong!

[tim.birdboy]

A really bright Common Yellowthroat?

[downrigger]

ovenbird?

[bebirder]

MacGillvary's Warbler

[Mabel]

I'll second that!

[Storm-Petrel]

holy cow! oh well i guess ill third that

[Larry Lade]

Orchard Oriole ?

[jcwings]

Worm-eating Warbler

[birderbf]

Common Yellowthroat?

[featherbrain1223]

Kentucky Warbler????????????????????

[prairiemerlin]

Common Yellowthroat is correct - a hatch-year bird with those confusing cinnamon wing bars! Here's today's!

Neil G.

[tim.birdboy]

So, I got it correct?? YAY!

Peregrine Falcon?

[Larry Lade]

White-fronted Parrot, wild guess ?

[Storm-Petrel]

northern harrier?

[tim.birdboy]

Ugh, now I see...may I change my guess? PLEASE? :-D

[prairiemerlin]

Sorry, none of you are correct...

[tim.birdboy]

Red-crowned Parrot (Amazon)?

[prairiemerlin]

Tim is correct! That was supposed to be hard! I photographed these Red-crowned Parrots just yesterday near my house. They are well established and officially "countable", which is why I decided it would be fair game for a quiz. ;) :t:

Neil G.

[birderbf]

Tim is correct! I photographed these Red-crowned Parrots just yesterday near my house. They are well established and officially "countable", which is why I decided it would be fair game for a quiz. ;-)

Neil G.

Thank god they're countable... I never go looking for exotics when I'm in Florida but I bumped into them once. I don't see what's wrong with Black-hooded Parakeet though, they're probably more common and increasing. Great, I may have started an arguement!

[prairiemerlin]

I don't know how hard this will be... :brains:

Neil G.

[birderbf]

A very cool photo, Neil!

Northern Pygmy Owl and B-

Whoa that's weird. I just got something in the mail with your face on the back! As I was typing!

Anyway the owl and a Black-throated Gray Warbler!

[Storm-Petrel]

i agree w/ brendan

[Larry Lade]

That's what they look like to me too!

[prairiemerlin]

Sorry, you guys are wrong!

Neil G.

Brendan - no comment... lol... ;) ;) ;) :eek!: :eek!: :-O :-O

[tim.birdboy]

Ferruginous Pygmy-Owl and Black-throated Gray Warbler?

[featherbrain1223]

A gray Flammulated Owl and BTYW.

[featherbrain1223]

Whoopsie daisy, no way that a Flam. *Take answer away*

[prairiemerlin]

Nope...

[Storm-Petrel]

Eastern Screech Owl and Black-throated Gray Warbler

[tim.birdboy]

I'm desperate!

Western Screech-Owl and Black-throated Gray Warbler?

[birderbf]

Elf Owl and BTGW??? I must be missing a species of something...

[prairiemerlin]

Brendan got it - the mystery owl is an Elf Owl! Apparently they are active only very rarely during the day - several birders whom I told were very skeptical until I showed them the photos.

Neil G.

[featherbrain1223]

ACK!!! I thought it looked like Elf but you told me it was active during the day so I thought "nah". BTW Brendan, Black-throated Gray Warbler is BTYW (so you don't confuse it with Black-throated Green).

grrrr

[birderbf]

ACK!!! I thought it looked like Elf but you told me it was active during the day so I thought "nah". BTW Brendan, Black-throated Gray Warbler is BTYW (so you don't confuse it with Black-throated Green).

grrrr

Oh those codes just confuse people more - they're useless, except on bands. Someone should start a quiz where you have to ID the codes!

Ok so Elf Owl and *air intake* Black - throated Gray Warbler!

[featherbrain1223]

I love codes, they sooooooooo(ooooooooooo) much faster when typing and writing!!
When's the next quizzy comin neil?

[prairiemerlin]

Yep, codes are great - a ton faster than writing it all out. They're really not that hard to learn... :cat: :t:

Today's bird is unique!!

Neil G.

[tim.birdboy]

ACK!!! I thought it looked like Elf but you told me it was active during the day so I thought "nah". BTW Brendan, Black-throated Gray Warbler is BTYW (so you don't confuse it with Black-throated Green).

grrrr

Tsk tsk tsk, WHO told me it was "no way jose" an Elf Owl???8-P

And I could've WON!!! :C

[featherbrain1223]

Hey Mr. No Way Jose,

I thought of Elf Owl even before you mentioned it, but it didn't seem quite right and Mr. Neil said active in day, so that put ELOW totally down the drain 8-P

OK, my guess, doesn't seem exactly right, but female Cerulean Warbler?

[birderbf]

OK, my guess, doesn't seem exactly right, but female Cerulean Warbler?

Coul. well be. Poss. BLWA thou.

Seri. guys, ther. are wors. thns. you coul. be doin. than typn. out names. ELOW? Great you saved yourself typing out two more letters! I mean I like writing SSTS, but it almost always requires an explanation of what it is anyway! How many of you know what this is without searching it on the internet or in a list or codes?

[featherbrain1223]

I know what SSTS is, and BLWA, do you mean Blackpoll (BLPW) or Blackburnian (BLBW)? Haha, when I talk to Neil and Tim, they know what I'm talking about with the 4 letter codes 8-P. Let's not start an argument, 4 letter codes have been quite a controversial topic, besides, this is a quiz not a code topic. Haha 8-P

[birderbf]

do you mean Blackpoll (BLPW) or Blackburnian (BLBW)?

Exactly.

So what's the answer Neil? Is it a B L A C K P O L L W A R B L E R ?

[Storm-Petrel]

seems as if this quiz has turned into a pointless controversy... oh btw today i saw a LASP, NOMO, LOSH, STFL, WEKI, YBCU. 8-P i that is one wierd bird i dont know what it is...

g2g read harry potter now...

[prairiemerlin]

Too bad it's not a BLPW or a CERW! ;)

Neil G.

[birderbf]

Maybe a Black-throated Blue Warbler?

[featherbrain1223]

AHHHHH, of course, BTBW, pretty sure. Look at the wing spread, white spot which forms the "handkerchief" when folded up.

[prairiemerlin]

Yep, a leucistic female BTBW. Here's the next...

Neil G.

[Larry Lade]

Female American Redstart ?

[birderbf]

Looks perfect for a Blue-headed Vireo to me.

[BirdPhotography]

Yellow-rumped Warbler or American Redstart?

[prairiemerlin]

Yes, a Blue-headed Vireo... I guess that was too easy. Hopefully today's will be harder...

Neil G.

[bebirder]

A Lesser Yellowlegs

[birderbf]

A Greater Yellowlegs.

[prairiemerlin]

I guess that wasn't hard... I photographed this albino Lesser Yellowlegs a couple years ago. It was actually a very stunning bird. Here's the next one... B (:

Neil G.

[PrairieFalcon]

Bay breasted Warbler?

[Larry Lade]

Chestnut-sided Warbler ?

[birderbf]

Bay breasted Warbler?

Aye...

[prairiemerlin]

Nay... :-O

[birderbf]

Now I feel stupid! Hermit Warbler?

[jcwings]

Blackpoll Warbler?

[prairiemerlin]

All wrong, sorry...

[Larry Lade]

Blackburnian Warbler ?

[prairiemerlin]

Bumping this up :smoke:

[BirdPhotography]

My guess is all the warbler's.:-O

[Storm-Petrel]

Black-capped Chickadee?

[Birdingcraft]

Olive Warbler

[tim.birdboy]

Hmm, not many new guesses here.

Northern Parula?

[Storm-Petrel]

blue-headed vireo

[prairiemerlin]

Still all wrong... BP, your guess doesn't count! :-O