Most Fridays, I wrack my brain for something interesting to post.
I started thinking that someone had to start "Wordless Wednesdays" and cute things like that.
So I thought I would try to start up Friday Feathers. I post a picture of a feather and you guess what kind of bird it came from.
Here's the first, an easy one:
I started thinking that someone had to start "Wordless Wednesdays" and cute things like that.
So I thought I would try to start up Friday Feathers. I post a picture of a feather and you guess what kind of bird it came from.
Here's the first, an easy one:
Photo slide by Barry Ellam
11 comments:
Did you pick those off your hat or out of Geoff's tackle box? :)
Even before seeing Dave's comment, I was going to say that I once saw the exact same feather in Bert Frimley's tackle box. Great minds....
Actually, I believe he caught a groupie,...er, grouper with it.
This is easy?? How about a Painted Bunting.
I try to avoid posting on Fridays. When I do post, it's such a struggle to get it done.
That looks like a feather from a hat my grandmother would have worn - certainly not from a bird I've seen.
And what's with the word verification fonts! Are they getting more difficult or is it me?
I'm with Lisa - this is the easy one?!?!?!?
My two answers have already been taken - Painted Bunting or from a hat. My next guess is some kind of hummingbird.
~Kathi, who is struggling with both the feathers and the fonts
Are those real????
I have no clue, but I soooo want to know! :)
I was going to guess Painted Bunting, but I do not recall that orange on them....but that was the only thing I could come up with for a set of feathers that look like they had stumbled into a nail salon.
Hummingbird feathers. And the appearance of the picture suggests the feathers are seen under a microscope. Katdoc got it first, but it was her third guess, and she didn't mention the microscope. That should be taken into consideration in case there is a jewelry prize.
One thing's fer sure--they ain't all from the same hummbird!!
Science Chimp
Mary, maybe Blogger's trying to foil Mr. Runescape Gold WowPowerleveling who leaves me 50 comments a day on old posts. I can't make heads or tails of 'em either.
Pretty feathers Susan. I got here late so already know they're hummingbird feathers. Aren't those colors fantastic? Another reason why hummingbirds are so special!
I would've guessed it was just a screen shot of the credits to some 1960s game show.
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