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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 00:58
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Anagrams again...
OK... you're too good for me, so this time there is no theme except the obvious one!
BIRD GIVEN A NUT WE RAVAGE NEW BIRD SERVE UP BIRD TOFU BIRD FAKES NIGH END BIRD? WE HINT - WIGEON WREN? A BIRD, SIR ALAN CHAT? TOP KILLER BIRD PAYLOAD ALSO BE A BIRD BIRD? HEN, ALLUDED CHEF OILY BIRD BELOW ELLEN |
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 01:15
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Yowps!! I got one!! Thick-billed Parrot! Yee-haw!
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... al with-oute, the mewe is peynted grene, In which were peynted alle thise false foules, As beth thise tidifs, tercelets, and oules,... and pyes.... Kantorilode: Birds of Japan . |
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 11:14
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Birdman, do think dyslexics have the advantage here?
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 11:26
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Number 1 is varied bunting
Number 4 is banded kingfisher. Hey Muttley: who are you callngi dysleksic
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 11:28
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Oooh Thanks, you've noticed
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 11:29
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Dyslexics of the world....Untie!
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 11:44
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Two more down, which leaves...
2. WE RAVAGE NEW BIRD 3. SERVE UP BIRD TOFU 5. BIRD? WE HINT - WIGEON 6. WREN? A BIRD, SIR ALAN 8. PAYLOAD ALSO BE A BIRD 9. BIRD? HEN, ALLUDED CHEF By the way... No. 8 will test you! |
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 11:58
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2. WE RAVAGE NEW BIRD - bar-winged weaver
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 12:07
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Hi postcardcv...
Congratulations on cracking No. 2. I see this is your first post, so on behalf of Admin. and all the Moderators, may I wish you a warm WELCOME to BirdForum.  I hope you find you time with us enjoyable. Please take the time to have a look around, and I am sure you will be able to find something to interest you. Also, I hope you make many contributions to BirdForum to enable us to remain the Premier Birding Forum on the Web. Why not post a few brief lines about yourself in "Say Hello", and Good Luck with the rest of these anagrams! Cheers |
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 12:43
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I'm on a roll--- 5: White-winged Robin! A beer or two helps the process..
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... al with-oute, the mewe is peynted grene, In which were peynted alle thise false foules, As beth thise tidifs, tercelets, and oules,... and pyes.... Kantorilode: Birds of Japan . |
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 12:54
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No 3 Superb fruit dove
6= sardinian warbler . A bird I've actually seen!!
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 14:37
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9. BIRD? HEN, ALLUDED CHEF - red-headed bullfinch....
thanks for the welcome - looks like a great site
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 14:58
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Got it!.
Broad-billed sapayoa I managed to get "billed" out of the letters. I then found broad out of what was left. I then did a bit of cheating to find the last word. Having found a web page about it its name is a lot more interesting than its looks.
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 15:19
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 15:20
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Congratulations, Robin-- I was still messing around with 'booby', 'paddle', 'paddy', 'saddle', 'billed', 'paradise', 'rosella', and 'spadebill'-- all in there too!
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... al with-oute, the mewe is peynted grene, In which were peynted alle thise false foules, As beth thise tidifs, tercelets, and oules,... and pyes.... Kantorilode: Birds of Japan . |
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 15:27
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Thanks guys. A bit of lucky guess work.
Birdman, I found that page too.
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Wednesday 27th August 2003, 15:43
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Funny how I don't seem to contribute much to things intellectual?!
My brain just heats up and I break out in a sweat. I wonder if thats how I lost my hair? |
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