Bird in hand, face in the bush.

im pretty sure i own the second record, subby

/ sob

wildcardjack: Bird in hand, face in the bush.

Yep, it really depends on the variety of 'bird'.

He may have seen boobies, though....

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Dammit

A moose once bit his sister.

I think I have seen more 'chicks' than that myself.

I think I speak for farkers everywhere when I say that he merely tied for that second record.

Yeah, you're really not helping that stereotype of Canadians as boring.

Maybe he tried to have sex with one of the larger ones. Help us out here, guy.

I'd love to have the money to go on a "cat tour" and see various wild cats from around the world in their natural habitats, that'd be pretty awesome.

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Better movie than I expected.

Seriously, with that level of OCD, do you really want him breeding?

aagrajag: Yeah, you're really not helping that stereotype of Canadians as boring.

Maybe he tried to have sex with one of the larger ones. Help us out here, guy.

When compared to Florida, Everyone's boring.

stevenvictx: aagrajag: Yeah, you're really not helping that stereotype of Canadians as boring.

Maybe he tried to have sex with one of the larger ones. Help us out here, guy.

When compared to Florida, Everyone's boring.

I know we can't compete or anything, but he could at least proposition a beaver or something.

I bet he saw some tits.

Huntceet: I bet he saw some tits.

Great tits? They're most charming when young.

Valiente: Huntceet: I bet he saw some tits.

Great tits? They're most charming when young.

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Can someone shoop "GOP BRAZZERS" on that? I sense potential.

So the guy saw a lot of birds at the tradeoff of not setting a lot of birds

/even this is a slow news day for Canada

I think this is nifty, but I wouldn't want to actually want to be trapped in an elevator with him.

Valiente: Huntceet: I bet he saw some tits.

Great tits? They're most charming when young.

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Here's one in its natural environment


and a pair of hanging tits

and let's not forget

Last but not least


My birding work is complete.

Day_Old_Dutchie: Valiente: Huntceet: I bet he saw some tits.

Great tits? They're most charming when young.

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Here's one in its natural environment
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and a pair of hanging tits
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and let's not forget
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Last but not least
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My birding work is complete.

Now, on to the eagles...

One year of no sex? Amateur.

aagrajag: Day_Old_Dutchie: Valiente: Huntceet: I bet he saw some tits.

Great tits? They're most charming when young.

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Here's one in its natural environment
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and a pair of hanging tits
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and let's not forget
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Last but not least
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My birding work is complete.

Now, on to the eagles...


IT'S A FAAAAAAAAAKE!!

russlar: One year of no sex? Amateur.

You do it professionally, Father?

I saw every species of bird on the planet in 2012, and that was just in a 5-day period.

/trust me

I think I have seen that movie already

If that 'arctic falcon' was an escaped captive he can't count it for listing purposes.

Why the nerd hate for birding? It's a non-consuming hobby which does no harm. You know, the 'take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints' sort of activity.


/my N. America life list is 450 species.
//my best big year was 295 but included Texas and Florida trips. He got 334 in Ontario? Awesome!
///my best big day was 175 at Point Pelee National Park

Article says he has a girlfriend.

Oh wait, this is the part where we all snark on someone with an uncommon passion as having no life and not being as interesting as the rest of us, all feeling smug an superior while sipping mountain dews and sitting in front of our laptops laughing at him.

I know, I know, welcometofark.jpg...

It's only a matter of time before he goes stark raven mad.

Ronin_S: Article says he has a girlfriend.

Oh wait, this is the part where we all snark on someone with an uncommon passion as having no life and not being as interesting as the rest of us, all feeling smug an superior while sipping mountain dews and sitting in front of our laptops laughing at him.

I know, I know, welcometofark.jpg...

Just don't call her a "chick".

//sluuuurrrrpppppp

My Mother got a Christmas decoration with two Cardinals in it for Christmas. They're both males. Meh. So people who design ornaments don't know a lot about birds. They know what sells.

I saw a brilliantly-coloured male cardinal myself in December. My walk to work takes me through a bird and wildlife hotspot and I get to see a lot of interesting birds and animals that one very seldom finds a stone's throw from down town anywhere else. It's like walking through a Canadian Wildlife Service vignette.

Better movie than I expected.

yes, very good

Birdwatchers are actually really cool, in my experience. If you live near a national park and put feeders out with plenty of seed and suet, they'll show up, and if you let them use the bathroom and give them a cup of cocoa they will organize your bookshelves or help with your tax returns. They don't crap on cars, they don't pick on other species and they're usually really good at picking out camera equipment.

I've been putting out extra sunflower seeds in advance of the W-2 season.

That's a lot of culinary variety.

Is there a record for seeing the most number of unique species of birds having sex?

dopekitty74: I'd love to have the money to go on a "cat tour" and see various wild cats from around the world in their natural habitats, that'd be pretty awesome.

especially if one returned home, uneaten. you must have balls of bronze, my friend.

cnocnanrionnag: If that 'arctic falcon' was an escaped captive he can't count it for listing purposes.

Why the nerd hate for birding? It's a non-consuming hobby which does no harm. You know, the 'take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints' sort of activity.


/my N. America life list is 450 species.
//my best big year was 295 but included Texas and Florida trips. He got 334 in Ontario? Awesome!
///my best big day was 175 at Point Pelee National Park

Nice work! I need to upgrade my camera gear and get back into it more. Got a nice short-eared owl the other day though, so hey.

/casual birder/photographer

This headline is tailor made for my cousin's husband. Bores the moss off a farking stone with his bird fetish.

I dated an ornithologist for a year. There were plenty of opportunities to fark outside while "bird watching".

There is nothing more nerdy about birding than me sitting on my ass playing video games.

YOU SEE? No hockey and we Canadians start to go insane! For the love of God, get the stupid CBA signed!

Not as much sex as James Bond, obviously.

There are actually ornithologist groupies - you may have to put up with unshaven legs and pits, but they have no problem making the long nights in tents go past pretty quickly.....

How the hell does anyone know? Give me Google and 2 hours, and I'll break that record.

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Yeah, came for 'The Big Year' reference but derived no satisfaction from it; a very so-so movie and I know this because I've tried to watch it three times and can't get more than 15 minutes into any one section before I get bored.

Jack Black isn't funny, Owen Wilson can't act and Steve Martin looks like he's thinking about the art work his pay check will buy.

brantgoose: My Mother got a Christmas decoration with two Cardinals in it for Christmas. They're both males. Meh. So people who design ornaments don't know a lot about birds. They know what sells.

Two males, you say? Now that's just not right.



Fuggin Bizzy: How the hell does anyone know? Give me Google and 2 hours, and I'll break that record.

Birders are fanatical about their calling and since they don't get much reward out of seeing lots of birds, there isn't a lot of reason for them to lie. I'm sure some of them do, but they're mainly lying to themselves.

But if you mug one, you can probably get some very nice binoculars that cost $1000.

cnocnanrionnag: If that 'arctic falcon' was an escaped captive he can't count it for listing purposes.

Why the nerd hate for birding? It's a non-consuming hobby which does no harm. You know, the 'take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints' sort of activity.


/my N. America life list is 450 species.
//my best big year was 295 but included Texas and Florida trips. He got 334 in Ontario? Awesome!
///my best big day was 175 at Point Pelee National Park

Nice, I'm not a numbers kind of guy in general but it was awesome being on the West coast for several consecutive weeks for business with my weekends free. I got to add a lot of birds to my list.

SpiderQueenDemon: Birdwatchers are actually really cool, in my experience. If you live near a national park and put feeders out with plenty of seed and suet, they'll show up, and if you let them use the bathroom and give them a cup of cocoa they will organize your bookshelves or help with your tax returns.

You had me going until that last bit. People who...organize things...for fun...ain't right in the head.

White people got the craziest problems .