Great ****!

[Bogey907]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_tit

 

[rushes]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_tit

Teaser... <_<

 

[ionbeam]

That's as bad as the NWS site someone posted a little while back. (I visit that NWS site a lot.)

 

[bikesniffer]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_tit

Teaser... <_<

called "die Meise" in German (same here in Switzerland) and certainly not as misleading as ***...lol

Alfredo

 

[cardingtr]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_tit

Hmm.. :glare: busy searchin' and ended up on a bird? Your end is near.

 

[Tyler]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_tit

Teaser... <_<

Yeah and who was the first person to click and reply with his disappointment? :lol:

 

[user 6393]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_tit

Teaser... <_<

Yeah and who was the first person to click and reply with his disappointment? :lol:

he was just hopin' there'd be a pic of your ****ies at the end of the clicky

 

[rushes]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_tit

Teaser... <_<

Yeah and who was the first person to click and reply with his disappointment? :lol:

:blushsmiley:

I am what I am... :blum:

 

[Mooseonagoose]

Noticed that it states that Great **** don't migrate, ...I beg to differ, most Great **** eventually go south, and the Greater they are, the further south they go!!

 

[lnewlf]

Dammit

 

[BkrK12]

That's as bad as the NWS site someone posted a little while back. (I visit that NWS site a lot.)

Alan, That's the neatest weather map I've ever seen, on the Internet. Only surpassed by some stuff I saw at USAF Global Weather Command years ago. Dan

 

[old&slow]

That's as bad as the NWS site someone posted a little while back. (I visit that NWS site a lot.)

the titmouse is really a great *** ,,????,,, didn't know that ,,, :dribble:

Just bookmarked the NWS ,, thanks,,

 

[Slick]

I have seen some great **** in my time, but nothing like that!

 

[ionbeam]

fftopic:

On the NWS page that I linked to, click on any area on the regional map and it will give you local radar for that spot. Clicking again will zoom and you can drag the zoomed map around.

Another link I use is for a graphical weather forecast map.

Now, back to the original ***** topic.

 

[cardingtr]

DESCRIPTION says.."The Great *** is easy to recognize, large in size at 14 cm, with a broad black line (broader in the male) down its otherwise yellow front"

He doesn't know what he's talking about.

Some members here might have a better description than that.

 

[ALDAWG]

Unfortunately, the Great **** can only be found in Europe and Asia[ ]

 

[airboss]

This "Birds" for you Bogey.

:finger:

 

[Tyler]

Unfortunately, the Great **** can only be found in Europe and Asia[ ]

Keep your eyes open... you never know where you may find Great ****.

 

[Bogey907]

Keep your eyes open... you never know where you may find Great ****.

True dat! It requires eternal vigilance. :hyper: