Panel 1:"Yep. Lucky, lucky, lucky. If those criminals had been any less incompetent, Andy and I would be lying dead on some abandoned logging road and Rusty would be giving $3 blowjobs in Tijuana."
Panel 2: Where's our resident naturalist, Ace? WTF kind of bird is that? Sparrow/whippoorwill hybrid? Something else altogether?
Panel 3:"I've been having difficulty urinating and I've been experiencing some general discomfort in my, shall we say, poopchute. I'd like for you to poke around a little back there and see if you can find anything unusual."
BREAKING NEWS!: Our Resident Naturalist, Ace Buttockio, has confirmed that the Jackelrod Sphere has given us an accurate and recognizable picture of a species of bird that actually exists in nature and could, conceivably, be a member of the natural fauna of Lost Forest. Ladies and Gentlemen, I present the Red-Breasted Nuthatch, a bird who's very name makes Mark Trail quiver with revulsion.
Panel 2: At first glance I thought it was a fairly accurate depiction of a white-breasted nuthatch. But the WBN does not have a black eye stripe. The red breasted nuthatch does have a black eye stripe but has reddish coloration underneath, although from the angle depicted in this panel you might not see it.
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Reluctantly I offer my propers to the Jackelrod Sphere for a somewhat realistic portait.
Thanks, Ace!
ReplyDeleteI knew immediately that it was some sort of nuthatch. We get them at our feeders often. AHAHAHA BIRD GEEKS.
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