I'll toss my hat in the ring with Kingfishers. There's something about that loud boisterous cackle and the air show-like flybys that make them fun to watch.

Jeremy
Kenmore, WA

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> On Nov 29, 2015, at 9:17 AM, Teresa Michelsen <teresa at avocetconsulting.com> wrote:
>
> I?ll bite :)
> I can?t narrow it down to a single bird, but I?ve developed a fondness for Trogons over the years. They?re silent, elegant, colorful, and a bit odd-looking. Typically, you?ll be looking and looking off into a likely patch of forest, only to find that there?s one stealthily sitting on a branch right behind you, nonchalantly demonstrating your lack of observational skills. And then of course, there are the Quetzals, which are actually Trogons, and who could resist those :)
>
> Teresa Michelsen
> North Bend, WA
>
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