Nemo Birds

Ok I was talking bout other girls

Well... Oki. But that would be my reaction to if anyone would to ask me on a date. Here. On ImgFlip.

Yeah that is actually pretty stupid

Yep. It really is.

You meet them email or Skype and such

Nope.... Not at all.

True

What's true?

I've kind of wanted to visit Scotland

Oki. But. I gotta warn ya. It rains. A LOT!

I guess you are from Scotland?

I'm Polish but I live in Scotland.

I think in the Summer my state has pelicans

Well.... In Scotland. You'd need to have a good eye out for Pied Wagtails. They're more common in winter in cities.

Yeah the bird is cute. Sparrow?

Nope. Pied Wagtail.

No

Oki... You find the bird, cute? Right?

Go ahead. End it and end the Clinically Depressed Pied Wagtail meme too.

never mind

Ok?

Love that bird.

How big is it, compared to starlings or sparrows? Looks smaller-ish.

It's a Pied Wagtail!

Do you play golf there

I thought you meant you there was another name for Pied Wagtail there.

I looked it up also to learn a lttle more. They said they on rare occasions have been spotted in Alaska.

https://www.discoverwildlife.com/animal-facts/birds/facts-about-pied-wagtail/

Well... Umm.. And... Um... Huh... I didn't know that they can be found in Alaska....

We have nothing like that here (America).
Looks kind of like a dipper, the shape.

Well... No wonder... It's a Eurasian Pied Wagtail... But... None call it that...

"Well... No wonder... It's a Eurasian Pied Wagtail... But... None call it that..."

Is this where I might regret asking what you call the poor critters?

We call 'em Pied Wagtails.

Only rarely seen in Alaska, doesn't seem to be a breeding population.

But the article said how they were basically Eurasian, and from colder areas migrate as far south as North Africa, except in the UK where just the northenmost ones congrgated to cities for the winter like you pointed out.

Hmm... Well... Enough talking about birds. I'm just gonna end this thread right here.