Ontario Jeep -For the Birds !

[LibertyTC]

Just got back from a family visit in Ontario.
Not only was the weather for the birds, but also for the Jeep.
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Cheer's to all in Ontario....

 

[Dave]

Those are "jeep birds". They crapped on that silver nissan and are sitting on the jeep waiting for an "off-road" excursion...............:smokin:

Dave

(who's red jeep?)

 

[LibertyTC]

Dave, Don't know who's Jeep that is. Just a total coincidence in a parking lot.
One thing is for sure they like the red kJ!!!.
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[yellocoyote]

That's funny...

 

[Luke]

Where were you TC? Should have come visited Keswick Dave and I!

 

[LibertyTC]

Ya I would have contacted you both in advance if I had time. South western Ont.
Too much family to see and not enough time...if u know what I mean...

 

[Luke]

Doesn't sound like you were close to us anyway... where is your fam... Windsor? London?

Oh and BTW it's pronounced Onterrible lol3.gif

 

[LibertyTC]

A place to stand ...a place to GROW....
Ontar E air E terrible !! (song)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOYdBWIQW0I

PS: These sparrows were educated !
Instead of going. .. Peeeep......
They were going....JEEEEEP!

Sparrows were warm & lazy & did not want to move off the Jeep.
(you can guess what these birds were munching on)

 

[KeswickDave]

LibertyTC, sorry we missed you!

I see you have spotted the rare Ontario JeepSitting Sparrow (Passer motitensis libertarius), easily identified as you said by their distinctive call of "Jeep Jeep", and also the 7 vertical bands on the chest of the male when in full plumage.

While sometimes spotted in mall parking lots and soccer fields, they generally prefer a more rustic setting of unpaved roads, rocky terrain and muddy trails.

 

[Dave]

LibertyTC, sorry we missed you!

I see you have spotted the rare Ontario JeepSitting Sparrow (Passer motitensis libertarius), easily identified as you said by their distinctive call of "Jeep Jeep", and also the 7 vertical bands on the chest of the male when in full plumage.

While sometimes spotted in mall parking lots and soccer fields, they generally prefer a more rustic setting of unpaved roads, rocky terrain and muddy trails.

:gr_grin:

 

[ptsb5a]

LibertyTC, sorry we missed you!

I see you have spotted the rare Ontario JeepSitting Sparrow (Passer motitensis libertarius), easily identified as you said by their distinctive call of "Jeep Jeep", and also the 7 vertical bands on the chest of the male when in full plumage.

While sometimes spotted in mall parking lots and soccer fields, they generally prefer a more rustic setting of unpaved roads, rocky terrain and muddy trails.

^^That was awesome.^^

 

[Luke]

LibertyTC, sorry we missed you!

I see you have spotted the rare Ontario JeepSitting Sparrow (Passer motitensis libertarius), easily identified as you said by their distinctive call of "Jeep Jeep", and also the 7 vertical bands on the chest of the male when in full plumage.

While sometimes spotted in mall parking lots and soccer fields, they generally prefer a more rustic setting of unpaved roads, rocky terrain and muddy trails.

:happy175:... passer motitensis ...lmao ... you know your birds brother!

 

[rockymountain]

Those are "jeep birds". They crapped on that silver nissan and are sitting on the jeep waiting for an "off-road" excursion...............:smokin:

Dave

(who's red jeep?)

They must like the Jeep. Mines gets crapped on all the time :disgust:

That's a mazda next to it... :smokin:

 

[KeswickDave]

:happy175:... passer motitensis ...lmao ... you know your birds brother!

I have my moments!

Google knows it's birds... and actually I spelt Libertas wrong, never did study Latin!

 

[Luke]

You give away your secrets too readily... lol3.gif

 

[LibertyTC]

Wait! What Did They Say???

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[yellocoyote]

:happy175: