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Saturday 4th October 2003, 20:22
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Орнитолог-любитель
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CALMS FINN'S HOWL
CLARA? STILL TETCHY LEFTY! PATTING A TITAN FALCON GORED THIEF MOTHER'S CREDITABLE DEEDS GLENN BORED WILL CELEBRATING, HE FIDDLES CAUTION THEM, KIT! ANY IN MY TARTAN KNIT? CHERYL - A BIRDBRAIN! - TWELFTH CELL (There is a theme) |
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Sunday 5th October 2003, 05:26
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Two so far: 1 = Small Snowfinch; 3 = Giant Antpitta. Just a guess that the theme has something to do with size?
Grace and peace -- Ken
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Sunday 5th October 2003, 06:27
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Mountain Chickadee
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9. Tiny Tyrant-Manakin
I think that Ken has the theme right! Michael Last edited by Michael W : Sunday 5th October 2003 at 06:34. |
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Sunday 5th October 2003, 08:38
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2. Little Slaty Flycatcher
4. Large-footed Finch 6. Long-billed Wren Size matters - definitely.
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Sunday 5th October 2003, 14:39
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7: great-billed seed-finch
8: thicket tinamou ("THICK-ET" ??stretching it? or have we missed the theme?) 10: thin-billed flycatcher-warbler 5 has me stumped to this point, but I have the rest. Grace and peace -- Ken
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Tuesday 7th October 2003, 16:34
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Yes!!!!! Although I probably still won't get it.
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Tuesday 7th October 2003, 16:49
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Short-bearded Melidectes!!
Thanks for the clue! I didn't stand a chance without it! Michael |
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Tuesday 7th October 2003, 16:57
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Quote:
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Tuesday 7th October 2003, 16:58
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Really!
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Wednesday 8th October 2003, 06:30
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Once again I'm too late, having been unable to get on-line for a couple of days. But I got the Short-bearded Melidictes without the clue, although in my lists it's called a Honeyeater, Meledictes only showing up in the scientific name. May I ask what list you use for your names, Birdman?
And here's one for you: KILL TREE? DUMB, RICH! Again, thanks for the fun! Grace and peace -- Ken
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Wednesday 8th October 2003, 10:10
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I use Sibley Monroe (essentially the same list as the GGBC list that you can access on robinms GGBC site).
I'll try to get back to you with an answer to your anagram... it's not nearly as easy on this side of the fence!!! |
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Wednesday 8th October 2003, 10:20
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so interesting£¡
But it is too difficult for me to get one, Next time I will try.^_^
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