The birds in number 2 are found primarily in the West and are often confused with another far more common bird. Although out in California, the birds in picture 2 are quite common.
"Jason is one of the most durable catchers in the game," general manager Doug Melvin said. "He brings a hard-nose attitude and ability to get the most out of his pitching staff. Offensively, he works the count and will give you good at-bats."
19 Bob, I wanted desperately to send you an email with pictures regarding the Brocail signing, using a broken bottle for "broke ale" but I never got around to it.
I shall keep my eyes peeled for the next free agent signing!
So $4.25M/yr is the going rate for a poor defense/light hitting catcher these days? I wonder if he and Piazza ever challenged each other throwing out their respective grandmothers in Spring Training last year. I'd pay to see that.
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And thinking Thrushes or Sparrows isn't getting me anywhere. Hen is about the only female that jumps out...
vr, Xei
Kendall threatens Fonzy with switching to the Cards?
vr, Xei
http://www.birdwatchersdigest.com/site/backyard_birds/bird_id/female_brewers_blackbird.aspx
Love me some Google.
Kendall, Brewers okay on deal.
You are correct.
The males are black with yellow eyes. They look somewhat like starlings, but I remember that "Brewers Blackbirds have black beaks." Starlings don't.
Wow. That's damning with faint praise indeed.
Love the comma, and all the rest.
Looking forward to your rebus on the Twins-Rays deal if that becomes official...
gpellamjr insists that my rebuses be grammatically correct.
I shall keep my eyes peeled for the next free agent signing!
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