CARL PORTMAN: Carl's challenge to Corinna (3)

Corinna,

A bird of prey you say?
Perhaps a kite?
Alright...
It’s not
But you have got,
Another photo and another guess
I know you’ll do your very best
You’ll get that badge
But we know not where or when
So until that time Corinna Downes
You’ll simply have to guess again

And you should know I have much faith in you
The photo after this will give an even better clue.

This is SUCH fun!



Carl

MANY THANKS TO KAREN GENSHEIMER

Karen Gensheimer is kind enough to be a regular benefactor of the CFZ. On Sunday she was sweet enough to give us a donation of $100, which is going straight into the CFZ Fighting Fund....


Thank you, my dear.

SIMON REAMES SENT THIS GIANT JELLYFISH VIDEO

While Graham and I were in Puerto Rico back in 1997, we received an email from an Exeter Schoolboy caled Simon, who had been following our exploits. He has been a friend of the CFZ (and mine in particular) ever since, and yesterday he sent us this giant jellyfish video, knowing that such things are grist to our mill..

ANOTHER PIECE OF VINTAGE STRANGENESS FROM THE BOY MUIRHEAD

WEIRD BEAST OF PREY
Wellington Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 85, 10 April 1935, Page 11
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GERALD DURRELL ON THE RADIO FOR A FEW MORE DAYS

My Family and Other Animals

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00s7vql


Gerald Durrell's classic comic tale, dramatised in two parts by Janys Chambers
Programmes:
on BBC iPlayer (2)
coming up (1)
Previous programmes:
by year (2)

BABY HEDGEHOG EATING A SAUSAGE

I get a gloriously disparate collection of photographs sent to me by various members of the CFZ family. These were sent by John and Dawn of the Haunted Skies Project and show a baby hedgehog showing a very unhoglike preference in foodstuffs. The photographs were taken at Exhall, Warwickshire, near a cricket club known locally as 'Titties Hill' (This is the real name not a joke). A joke Mr Hanson? Non Comprende Senor...
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OLL LEWIS: Yesterday's News Today

http://cryptozoologynews.blogspot.com/

On this day in 1752 the British Empire adopted the Gregorian Calender and 'lost' 11 days when the 14th of September followed on from the 2nd.
And now, the news:

New Gecko Species Identified in West African Rain ...
Giant Sharks Swim Onto Species Watch List
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to try to remove gr...
Bright pink grasshopper spotted in Buckinghamshire...

Gotta crawl, gotta crawl... To the ugly bug ball!:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qW2_xXMelR8