Hey Kids! It's the BOTB Caption Contest #8 and this is your chance to win a matted limited-edition print of the current cover painting for Bird Watcher's Digest. Our prints are signed and numbered by the artist who created the original.
The current cover is a painting of elegant trogons by Lisa Walraven. You can preview it here. Here is a thumbnail of the cover painting.
Please use the Comments link for this post to submit your clever caption. I will choose a winner (and explain the situation depicted in the photograph) on Monday, July 20.
¡Buena suerte, amigos!
16 comments:
"Bill carefully kept his distance while interviewing the largest raptor ever found in captivity. He has decided not to include this sighting on his life list, despite the photographic verification."
"Cause I'm as free as a bird now,
And this bird you can not change.
Lord knows, I can't change."
"Dude, the dihedral was like this, there was no way that was a rough-leg."
All the ladies in the house say YEAH!
Really, right behind the ultralite aircraft there were WHOOPING CRANES surfing off the wing, just like this !
Despite the best efforts of some famous birders, a Caspian Tern narrowly won the contest to be the logo for the Midwest Birding Symposium.
Poor Bob has been watching birds for so long he now thinks he is one.
"So You Think You Can Fly," new FOX reality show, starts this fall at 9/8 central
This works with the ladies in Wolf Point.
Bill-did I ever tell you that you are my hero? I can fly higher than
an eagle...you are the wind beneath my wings.
Soon after the Caspian tern debacle at the Holiday Inn, Bill realized he could no longer incorporate the group hypnosis segment into his keynote speech.
On a wing and a prayer, he kicked with his left leg, looked into the distance and began to flip his lid, er, flap his arms, all the time calling, "coo wicka kicka coo coo coo."
That's when it was determined that it was time for a holiday.
Rap,rap, rap
They call him the Raptor
Rap, rap, rap
You know what he's after
Sandy Brown
word verification--flunglam
Buster rephrases his question about war planes so the ex-president may understand it better.
"I heard you were a bird-watcher, so look at me, look at me. I'm a bird. Yeah, that's it, I'm a bird. So, what kind of bird am I, Bill?"
I'm a little late with my entry...sorry, will have to catch it in the theatre...
This is the filming (remake) of the "Karate Kid", right?
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