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jimc

2nd July 2010, 22:33
Thanks terry.

I'll look at 816 again, but the 'n' is there because it comes after 'm', so I'm not sure.

In the meantime, please can someone explain...

811. "American Indian girl's partner and Dec's mate's mistress" looks like it should be 'Squamate Antbird'.

BUT WHY??

JimC {Torn my hair out? (4,5)}
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helena

2nd July 2010, 22:38
If your R is worn is could be heron
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jimc

2nd July 2010, 22:40
Thanks Helena.

My R is a bit worn :(

No.481: "You French, Me English" (3) = 'tui'. Made me smile.

JimC
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terry

2nd July 2010, 22:40
most people fall into the trap of thinking tear one's hair out = bald eagle. The answer is actually blackcock. A little souvenir I picked up during a holiday to Egypt. It itches so badly you can't stop yourself tearing out most of your hair(s). Hence the link with the bird of the same name.
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helena

2nd July 2010, 22:44
whoops typo (honest)
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terry

2nd July 2010, 22:45
Have you got Mountain Thrush, Helena (765).
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terry

2nd July 2010, 22:47
Helena,
I think the correct spelling is Hoopoe.
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helena

2nd July 2010, 22:57
Is it my tern to answer? this chick is going to bed and knot bladder anymore my eider(down) is calling.

Not getting involved any more as it may descent into the Panda fiasco!
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crypto

2nd July 2010, 23:10
....and I thought I'd been drinking!
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jimc

2nd July 2010, 23:10
After ducking out, I hope Helena sleeps well.

In the meantime, a bird name:

288. "terry's latest posts could be so described" (7,4)

Both words begin with 'c'.

JimC
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