Ultimate Ticks

[Geoff Price <>]

Very good my man.  How thoroughly ectoparasitic.  Must admit,
my excuse for laziness is "too much work, too little
pay".  Never has a tick been an excuse for laziness!  On
the ornithological front, a Grey Phalarope in Victoria, to complete the
suite, would be nice.  Failing that, hearing a Eurasian Curlew
calling overhead at night would be rather cool, though I would probably
doubt my sanity or brand of beer.  Liked Anthea's idea of a
Pterodactyl; imagine the awesome sight of an adult in search of food:
suppressor's (that apostrophe is for you, Philip)  will be eaten!
Cheers
Geoff.


At 06:52 PM 22-02-06, James O'Connor wrote:
> My vote would go to Amblyomma
> varium, the two word explanation for the slothfulness of the
> sloth.
>
>
> At 01:41 PM 2/23/2006, Eddie Chapman wrote:
> > Hello all,
> > Since I was a kid I have always dreamed of seeing a Spoon-billed
> > Sandpiper.
> > The funny thing is that I can't remember for the life of me why I am so
> > hung
> > up about this species.
> >
> > All the best,
> > Eddie Chapman, Voss.  Norway.
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