Pic quiz

[jimmy]

Whats this bird :smile:

[laurab]

Dodo? I say this as it appears to be non-existent! :-P

[jimmy]

Sorry :oops: :oops: :oops:


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[laurab]

Bugger, now I'm stuffed!! :-P :-P

[jimmy]

Should have kept quiet Laura :razz:

[Waxbillman]

:? not a clue on this one Jimmy :?

The only thing thats slightly resembes that picture in one of my books is the small ground finch (geospiza fuliginosa)

matthew

[jimmy]

Hi Matthew,

Very close mate :smile:

[Waxbillman]

great, any clues please, is it another birds found founf on the galapogus islands?

matthew

[jimmy]

Sorry Matthew its "No Clue Day" here in Essex :smile:

[kenny]

hi jimmy

got to be a small ground finch

ken

[jimmy]

Sorry Kenny, its not :razz:

[PAUL HEARN]

G'day Jimmy,

Is the Bird a Medium Ground Finch?

Paul.:wink:

[jimmy]

you're getting there Paul :razz:

[Waxbillman]

is it a large ground finch?

matthew

[jimmy]

No Matthew :)

[PAUL HEARN]

Hi Jimmy,

Is it a Medium Tree Finch?

Paul.:grin:

[jimmy]

Sorry Paul :smile:

Clue - Its one of Darwins :wink:

[kenny]

sharp beak or cactus finch i would say more cactus than sharp beak

ken

[jimmy]

Wrong one Kenny :razz:

[PAUL HEARN]

Hi Jimmy,

If it isn't the Sharp Beaked Cactus Finch, then I give up.:roll:

I admit to cheating and looking through books and using the net on this one, but this has me more stumped than your Avatar.:lol:

Paul.:grin:

[Waxbillman]

perhaps neither of them exist then Paul

matthew

[jimmy]

Geospiza nebulosa

[kenny]

hi jimmy i thought we had the sharp billed ground finch you nit picker,we have had everything but the camodo dragon


ken

[jimmy]

Who got it Kenny :)