Monday, September 11, 2006

Monday Mornin' Photo Quiz

This morning's photo quiz is brought to you by Veronica B. in Sherman Oaks, California. She had a long Labour Day weekend hanging out with raptors (Ojai Raptor Center) and domestic parrots with fellow bird lovers:

"This little guy was brought to us on Monday and until we got it to rehab, we didn't have a clue what it was. Oh boy do I need that bird i.d. book! Anyway, I don't know if it's useful for your contest or not."

Veronica B., it sure is! Plus, this helps keep the contest from being to eastern region centric.

In honor of the fall temperatures in Minnesota, the prize is a size large unisex sage green Vortex pullover fleece. As an added bonus, if the winner would like, I can wrap Cinnamon in the fleece before I send it, so you can have some genuine disapproving rabbit fur on your shirt.

First correct answer in the comments section wins the fleece (Large is the only size I have).

10 Comments:

Blogger dguzman said...

is it a rare Western Snowy Plover? If so, that's cool! I know it's some kind of plover.

9/11/2006 10:30 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

looks like a red-necked phalarope
to me

Hap

9/11/2006 10:37 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I agree on the red-necked phalaropem, for what that is worth.

9/11/2006 10:42 AM  
Blogger Finding My New Normal said...

Is it a Snipe? Or maybe a sandpiper?

9/11/2006 11:59 AM  
Anonymous carolerene@yahoo.com said...

It's a _juvenile_ Red-necked Phalarope (Phalaropus lobatus)!

From Carole, who is owned by 6 rabbits.....

9/11/2006 1:41 PM  
Anonymous Paul Elgin said...

would it be a Snowy Plover

9/11/2006 4:07 PM  
Anonymous minnie said...

pointy beaked fluff-bomb

9/11/2006 6:09 PM  
Anonymous Lynne said...

looks like brandxhuarches, size 10

9/11/2006 6:22 PM  
Blogger Heidi said...

Oh, but you would then unwrap Cinnamon before mailing.

When you don't know the answer, go for humor... A black-eyed Susan.

9/11/2006 6:24 PM  
Anonymous KatDoc said...

Oh, no - a shorebird. :(

After some consultation with my Peterson's (western edition) a red-necked phalarope in winter plumage is my guess.

Kathi

9/11/2006 6:46 PM  

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