Canadians Goin' for the Ivory
Well, to get a preview of the ivory-bills in Florida info, you can read about it in the Toronto Star and also at the search home page.
posted by birdchick at 7:29 AM
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
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5 Comments:
I propose a new name for this obvious sub-speices of the IBWO.
This new sub-species is
"Campephilus nonphotographibus"
That name makes no grammatical sense.
"That name makes no grammatical sense."
It made sense to me... I understood it, and if you can't comprehend what he's trying to say, then I'm sorry for you.
Ooops, I made a mistake. I should be forgiven since I'm not an ornithologist. :)))
If it's a subspecies it has to be
"Campephilus principalis nonphotographibus"
Or maybe "Campephilus invisibilianus?"
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