Sender-inner Karla didn’t say how the photo below came to be, but she did add this important information:
1. "OH… MY… GOD!!!! don’t you just want to put them in your mouth!? times 8!"
I can only hope that the "Tom Bradford/Dick Van Patten" dog sucessfully rounds up "David", "Mary", "Joanie", "Susan", "Nancy", "Elizabeth", "Tommy" and of course, "Nicholas" successfully.
Cheep cheep, Karla!
This little bird reminds me of the Nacho Libre stance—forever burned in my brain by the fabulous Jack Black.
He’s all "I was wondering if you would like to join me in my quarters this night… for some toast."
The book on EVERYONE’S LIST for summer reading—it’s "Baby Birds and How They Grow"!!! HOT off the 1974 presses, People! It’s got everything—initial caps, duck tongues AND LILYPADS!
Thanks, Carol N., to you and your bookstore!
Damn those allergies!
It’s tough when you’re allergic to feathers.
Amber L., brilliant find. Looks like it’s from Bill’s Blog.
P.S. DUCK TONGUE!
Hungry, hungry birdos are ready to swallow their Momma.
Open wide, Rachel H.!
What’s in a name? that which we call t3h cute
By any other name would be as cute;
So fl00fy would, were it not fl00fy call’d,
Retain that dear perfection which it owes
Without the title…
This reenactment of Shakespeare was brought to you by Lafeber Company baby bird contest winners.
Our food is over there, but so is that weird-looking Dewd. Whatever shall we do!? [Huddle huddle] maybe if we confront heem! "Hey!…. you!"
Peep peep! Submitted by Sandra K. 
The Salt Lake Tribune reported what’s coming down the Fashion Runway for penguins. Namely, tight-fitting wool sweaters in various Spring colors. The sweaters help rehabilitate penguins caught in oil spills by keeping them warm and prevent oil ingestion.
The sweaters not only look fabulous, but improve the survival rate to about 98%.
Thanks for sending in, Tom S. and John J. B.
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