You old coot!!!

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:D I didn't know a 'coot' was an actual bird. (I thought it was just an old perverted man :laughing9: ).
Very good pictures, Hammered!
 

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They might be timid, but they also kill the smaller waterhen's chicks, I once witnessed them trying to do this :-\

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sandcreek4 said:
:D I didn't know a 'coot' was an actual bird. (I thought it was just an old perverted man :laughing9: ).
Very good pictures, Hammered!


OWWW!!! Sandcreek, the name of that fowl is where the term " bald as a coot" comes from. It doesn't mean "pervert" it means "bald" :tongue3:


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They might be timid, but they also kill the smaller waterhen's chicks, I once witnessed them trying to do this :-\

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Sorry Colin, I missed your post earlier, I was on another forum. Yes you are right, they can be killers, but this family are the only water fowl to breed on this pond this year, plenty of newts this year though :thumbsup:, crested too :icon_thumleft:

Take care my friend


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hammered said:
sandcreek4 said:
:D I didn't know a 'coot' was an actual bird. (I thought it was just an old perverted man :laughing9: ).
Very good pictures, Hammered!


OWWW!!! Sandcreek, the name of that fowl is where the term " bald as a coot" comes from. It doesn't mean "pervert" it means "bald" :tongue3:


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They might be timid, but they also kill the smaller waterhen's chicks, I once witnessed them trying to do this :-\

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Sorry Colin, I missed your post earlier, I was on another forum. Yes you are right, they can be killers, but this family are the only water fowl to breed on this pond this year, plenty of newts this year though :thumbsup:, crested too :icon_thumleft:

Take care my friend


Ian
Whattttttttttttttt another forum :nono: shame on you :laughing9:
 

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Sorry about being on the other forum guys, but, and I hate to say this, it was a bird and wildlife forum :tongue3:


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We have coots also but in some parts they are called mudhens. I prefer mudhen because that's what they taste like. I was camping in the backwater of the Colorado River many years ago with my brother and friends. We killed some for camp meat and they tasted terrible but, it WAS food. Never noticed that big, white plate on the heads of ours though. Were you at birdforum.com? I've been there.
 

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allen said:
I thought it was going to be a self photo ! :laughing7:
Beautiful pics.


:laughing9: :laughing9:
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We have coots also but in some parts they are called mudhens. I prefer mudhen because that's what they taste like. I was camping in the backwater of the Colorado River many years ago with my brother and friends. We killed some for camp meat and they tasted terrible but, it WAS food. Never noticed that big, white plate on the heads of ours though. Were you at birdforum.com? I've been there.


Hi pb, the forum I was on is http://www.birdforum.net/
I don't know if it's the same forum, but there is a lot of info and a lot of great photos :thumbsup:


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