Bird watch'n
I was able to finish out my Birder's Pocket Logbook with these last entries;
The Ooh-aah Bird. Indigenous to the jungles of New Guinea. A one pound bird that lays a two pound egg. You can see them in the jungle calling, “Ooooooooooh! Aaah.”
The Ke-Ke bird, indigenous to the higher elevations of the Alps. You can see them perched on the icy wind blown mountain tops calling, “Ke, ke, Christ its cold!”
The Ooh-ooh bird, indigenous to the jungles of the Philippines. A small bird with one inch legs and two inch testicles. You can see them landing in the jungle calling, “Ooh! Ooh! Ooh!”
The Rat-a-tat-tat bird, indigenes to the cities of the Philippines. Very similar to the Ooh-ooh bird except you will only see them landing on corrugated tin roofing.
I was able to finish out my Birder's Pocket Logbook with these last entries;
The Ooh-aah Bird. Indigenous to the jungles of New Guinea. A one pound bird that lays a two pound egg. You can see them in the jungle calling, “Ooooooooooh! Aaah.”
The Ke-Ke bird, indigenous to the higher elevations of the Alps. You can see them perched on the icy wind blown mountain tops calling, “Ke, ke, Christ its cold!”
The Ooh-ooh bird, indigenous to the jungles of the Philippines. A small bird with one inch legs and two inch testicles. You can see them landing in the jungle calling, “Ooh! Ooh! Ooh!”
The Rat-a-tat-tat bird, indigenes to the cities of the Philippines. Very similar to the Ooh-ooh bird except you will only see them landing on corrugated tin roofing.
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