And of course the Cape Barrow Sparrow, the Bobbin' Robin, Love's Dove, Darling's Starling, Sharon's Heron, Rowe's Crows and in Hollywood, Wes Craven's Ravens and the Sleepy Hollow Swallow. In Japan, there is the Yen Wren. In England the Fen Wren. In Barbie-land the Ken Wren. In Suburbia the Den Wren. There is the chicken sized Hen Wren. In San Francisco is one with a bushy looking area about the lores called the Rob Nen Wren. I saw in Peanuts once a Pigpen Wren. And finally, the calmest of all, the Zen Wren. Just south of Tacoma you can catch occassional glimpses of the Dull Gull. You certainly never want to be beneath a Full Gull. And I also just recently read a study on the predatory Hunting Bunting. Next!
Brett Wolfe Seattle, WA
Ray Gelotte <raygel at olypen.com> wrote: Rolan is right - should never have gotten us started.

There could be a Grover's Plover, Buck's Duck,Bruce's Goose - I was going to
say Spruce Goose but that's a different kind of bird. Then there's that
relative of the Wood Thrush known as the Brush Thrush. Dare I mention
Milligan's Pelican? OK somebody else take it from here.

Ray



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