Bird Toon of the Day - December 7, 2016
Free Range from December 9, 2014. I'd like to know how that drone got in the nest in the first place ...
Free Range from December 9, 2014. I'd like to know how that drone got in the nest in the first place ...
After the birdwatchers did a more accurate count, the "Twelve Days of Christmas" needed to be rewritten and recorded. Where are the Ray Conniff Singers* when you need them?
*-The Ray Conniff Singers recorded what I consider to be the definitive version of that song way back in 1962. Mr. Conniff died in 2002 at the age of 85.
Speed Bump from December 2, 2011. It appears the G in GPS stands for "Goose".
Rhymes With Orange from one year ago today. Edgar Allan Poe would be so proud.
It's been three weeks since we featured a captioned photo from ICanHazCheezburger. Today we feature a flock of cockatoos with one slightly confused member:
Final update: Thanks to your collective generosity, we raised $3,637 in the Holiday Party Challenge Grant. That amount will pay for about 3 days' veterinary expenses at our now-current rate. Our birds and our volunteers appreciate your contributions!
The Mickaboo Holiday Party Challenge Grant has begun!
Inspired by #GivingTuesday, a generous donor is sponsoring this Challenge Grant. For every $2 donated now online or in person until 9 pm Pacific Time today, $1 will be given to Mickaboo by the donors, until we have raised $5,000 (when matching funds run out). With this financial help, we will be able to pay for the vet exams of about 25 birds - a wonderful gift.
If you're at or coming to the party - consider donating there. Watch our thermometer chart!
If you can't come and want to help birds like Sienna (cockatiel pictured with a wing cast) - give online during the same timeframe, now until 9 pm today. We will update our Facebook page throughout the party. Stay tuned!
Loose Parts from December 4, 2015. Oh, those clever vultures ...
This is from six years ago, apparently part of a series (since it has a month-day date) but I can't find any information on a strip name, etc. Enjoy anyway!
We close the month with a toon that delivers the bird joke verbally. Info on the strip after the jump.
The strip is Frazz; for those of you unfamiliar with it, the title is a nickname for the character of Edwin Frazier, the elementary school janitor pictured in the second panel. He's actually much smarter than the job would imply, but he took it in order to have time for songwriting and marathon running. The kids realize this and relate to him at something akin to peer level. The young black kid in this strip (from one year ago today) is Caulfield, an eight-year-old with the highest intelligence level of the bunch and the most frequent child seen. Enjoy!
From five years ago today, Speed Bump with what turned out to be something akin to an accurate prediction: