Look Smart Trivia: Birds
8Hey, look, it’s a visual-identification challenge that already attracts a dedicated community of detail-obsessed watchers. I’m talking about birds and that rhymes with nerds and that’s who plays this game! Peep these feathery little bastards. If you’re the first to post their IDs below, you’ll fly off with a $5 Meh coupon. Insert signoff catchphrase here!
Absolute legend @cinoclav took a squiz at our Aussie Icons yesterday arvo and smashed it with a ripper set of answers. Good on ya! Cop a $5 Meh coupon for your trouble, you beaut!
- Bob Hawke
- Chrissy Amphlett
- Bunnings sausage sizzle
- Kath & Kim
- The Castle
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For some reason Google thinks #2 is a woodpecker and #5 is a snail.
IT’S A LOON! How appropriate.
@sammydog01 And a scarlet tanager. We get those!
Red-eyed Vireo
Scarlet Tanager
Common Loon
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
Virginia Rail
10 minutes late and a dollar short.
@jrwofuga I find most of these have been posted around 10:30 EST, give or take 30 minutes.
@JasonToon Ta mate! (No, I’ve never been down under, I’m learning as we go.)
What? No titmouse? That’s a bird, right?
@djslack And the punchline for one of my favorite jokes (when I was in high school, anyway).
According my my kitten Tigger birds are dinner and bird feeders are dinner bait (that is how I found him - scrawny and hungry). A friend of mine had a declawed cat who took out a juvenile hawk and brought it home with him. Hawk gave him a good gouge in the shoulder though.
Some of these might be a lark.
Who names these birds? A tanager? A rail? How is that a bird name. Does it get run over by trains often? And I always feel bad for animals that have the word “common” in their name. Talk about making them feel so blah and not at all special…