Coming Soon: Birdorable Bonanza 2011

We don't have to add too many birds to reach another milestone on Birdorable: 350 birds! That's a lot of species. We think this milestone deserves some celebration, in the form of a Bonanza! Get ready for the 3rd Birdorable Bonanza! Later this month we'll start unveiling a new bird every day for 19 days in a row -- until our 350th bird species is added to the site. Here's a teaser below. Can you guess what birds we'll be adding?

Comments

Elinor Blackwood (Ashira) on November 11, 2011 at 12:57 PM wrote:
Eeee! It looks like you'll be adding a Shoebill, a Cassowary, and a Whiskered/Eastern/Western Screech Owl. : D
I love birds.My fav is a heron. on November 13, 2011 at 1:50 AM wrote:
It looks like a cassowary,a broad-bill heron and a long-eared owl.

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