Subject: [Tweeters]: What would you call a flock of Kingfishers? Plus,
Date: Jun 14 20:23:01 2010
From: Robert C. Faucett - rfaucett at u.washington.edu


A "court?"
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On Jun 14, 2010, at 5:34 PM, Kevin Mack wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> Gary Bletsch suggested I should hold a contest on Tweeters to decide
> what a flock of kingfishers should be called. That sounded like a
> great (and fun) idea. I?ve already had one excellent suggestion
> from Rob Sandelin which was a ?splash? of kingfishers. Does anyone
> else have an idea that they feel tops that one? By the way...the
> only prize is bragging rights ;o).
>
> Also, I just uploaded 19 photos to the New Photos gallery on Goat
> Island Images. 10 of them are marine mammals, but there are 9 bird
> shots in there as well. If you?d like to check them out visit: http://www.goatislandimages.com/photogalleries/ImageViewMain.html?s=new_photos
>
> Happy Birding!
>
> --
> Kevin D. Mack
> Edmonds, WA
> www.goatislandimages.com
> http://everydaywild.blogspot.com/
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