Creature Comforts - Being a Bird
If you need a break from the headlines...here's something from Nick Park called Creature Comforts: Being a Bird:
posted by birdchick at 2:18 PM
Monday, September 29, 2008
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8 Comments:
Hee hee!
If you dropped an emu out of an aircraft, it wouldn't stay in the air, would it?
I love it. :D
Saw my first Common Yellowthroat yesterday in the middle of downtown Pittsburgh. What's up with that? It was by the river, but still seems like the last place a Yellowthroat would hang out-- it's pretty industrial down there. Do warblers normally venture that far into heavy urban areas?
That is hilarious! And I did so need a break from the headlines. Thanks for the boost.
"You think it's all sort of Peterpanie..."
Brilliant.
I thought it was a funny TV show but it never really caught on.
I did need that-- thanks. Those corvids... :D
And the pigeon pooped. Heh heh heh.
BTW, I like the new picture on your frontpage.
Sharon - I LOVE Parks and so do my kids. Nice break in the day. BTW Oct. 7th doesn't work for me at B&B.
Rog
That was great- I haven't seen that one before! I love the line, "I've never been lost in my entire life...temporarily misplaced maybe but not lost." The humour is so very, very British.
I have a short video on my blog that shows the Creature Comforts characters promoting England's Countryside Code:
http://brilliantbritain.blogspot.com/2008/08/creature-comforts-countryside-code.html
Hee hee...
"Birds are happy, that's how they can fly"
Made my day.
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