Gooday birders
Thought you might like something on the lighter side of birding.
Two vultures were in the desert eating a dead clown. The first vulture asks the second vulture: “Does this taste funny to you?”
How do you get down off an elephant? You don’t! You get down off a duck.
Type “birdwatching jokes” into the Google, there is heaps more.
Greg Little
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Sorry but…
Two parrots sitting on a perch; one says to the other “Fishy isn’t is?”
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Take these birders – please!
Many years ago a “Punch” cartoon showed a pair of wild geese beside a lake on a sunny day. In the background a burly birdwatcher was removing his coat. One goose says: “It’s time we were heading north, Peter Scott’s beginning to moult!”
Thelwell drew a group of birdwatchers by a lake patrolled by an aggressive Mute Swan. One birdo had his leg in a cast and was stelling the others: “Just one blow of its wing!”
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On a similar theme of bird-related jokes:
http://www.tonykeenebirds.co.uk/videocovers.html
I dunno, first post to the mailing list and it’s not even serious birding…
Cheers,
Tony
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