While they may have the yelling down pat, they clearly aren't ready for the rest of curling or any Olympic ice...

Big Shot, our state grand champion Plymouth Rock rooster. (We bought him from the 4H student that showed him at the state fair.) He literally ruled the roost for several years during our Egg & I period, the late 70s/early 80s.

There's no specification that the birds have to be real :-)

I'm showcasing some of my neighbour that lives below me, wood-carvings.

She's moving in April, and I'm going to miss her. We get along very well. :-)

Jasdip, there's no specification...the themes are suggestions and fun, but need not be followed.

I know Annie, I was making the comment in a light-hearted way. I doubt I'll be banished from the table for posting wooden birds. :-D

LOL And I noticed how tidy Jasdip's birds are...no messes at all. ;)

More not real birds. My little collection of Boehm birds.

always turkeys in the backyard but this one came looking for a cookout I guess lol

Having a discussion.

Nicole's Bird...."Can't you ever be on time for dinner? I am so tired of waiting around for you to come home."

I dunno, Jadip...you might have to check with the bird union...they might file a grievance!

Girls!! Calm yourselves. Don't get your feathers in a ruffle!! LOL

I am going to go with both real and not.

First is an Austin, Texas roadrunner. He was in an aviary there.

And second is my collection of Stangl birds that I got interested thanks to Nichol. :)

Lesser goldfinches, in my back yard

Haven't posted a picture in a long time. Is this too big?

Yours didn't leave any mess-ages, either, did they, ded ... tired o' winter, yet?

ole joyful

Not the greatest photo, but these white pelicans have been migrating the past few years through my home town not far from us. We couldnt get closer without trespassing.

Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos

Near the source of the Thames, where it's just a narrow stream. Swan in Water Crowfoot.

My Ravens. I lost my favorite ones in the flood.

I can't resist...