Here is a very quick quiz for those of you with a short attention span. This quiz is simple, straightforward, and to the point, unlike a certain Avian Quizmaster’s confusing masterpieces. All you have to do to answer this quiz is figure out what is in the image below and put your answer in the comments. Creative answers are as welcome as correct ones and everyone who enters wins! What is the marvelous prize that winners get? A weekend full of birds!* What more could you possibly want? We here at 10,000 Birds are here to please you, the reader. So, what, exactly, is in this picture? You can click it for a larger version. The answer will be added to this post at some point in the future provided enough people make accurate, interesting, or entertaining guesses…
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*To claim your prize please leave your house and look for birds. And, no, we’re not responsible if you get hit by a truck, a tree falls on you, or you stand downwind of Jochen. In other words, bird at your own risk.
How about a collection of Aiolornis incredibilis, a North American teratorn, humerus?
All that remained of the Moa that stood downwind from me.
Proof that birds and yeagerbombs do not mix.
All very humerus. Can we have some moa these?
Good answers all (I got some giggles), but none that are technically correct…
Were these original recipe or extra crispy?
A prehistoric abacus constructed from pterodactyl femurs.
I love quizzes!
This is a bit confusing because the photo is rotated 90deg clockwise. This is actually the new inventory that Corey just received, spread out on the living room rug, for his new start-up business making bone-shaped jewelry at home – Pendant necklaces, big dangling earrings, bod mod decorations (for those of you that have really been stretching those holes for a long time) etc. Look for him to sell to all his friends via a sidebar advertisement on Facebook.
(And coming soon, lip-plates!)
You didn’t tell me you visited the Jerky Museum!
Fishing lure display at Gander Mountain…..
A prehistoric Lego set.
Actually blowing it up, this appears to be rows and rows of bats. Definitely some eyes and what looks like feet.
A prehistoric Lincoln Logs set
A tibia from each bird you ever met, seduced, and eventually devoured. Didn’t I see this on a recent “Criminal Minds” episode?
i know this: those are femurs of the extinct INFLATED GAS BILL…or perhaps the leg bones of the extinct FB IBIS? they knew too much….
A rare collection of legs from Chairs for Moa.
Sorry about that, if I could femur of the photo I might have remembered my grade 8 anatomy lessons on bones.
” chairs for Moa” too too funny…. can’t stop the “church giggles” way to funny. “who ever said that scientific Humeru isn’t funny” ????
It’s just one of those optical illusions designed to frustrate.
Madagascan Elephant bird-Aepyornis-tarsi bones. Extinct after this collection!
This is definitely a collection of bird bones, tarsometatarsi to be exact. Hard to say from what type of bird with no size reference, but they look like they were awfully fatty and they are quite robust, so I am guessing they are from some penguin species?
Halloween candy at the factory ready for packaging.