And it’s the first half of the last post in this blog thread for Bobbo! I present the Grande Finale: Installment # 41! describing what to call groups of animals … See how many you can guess. Answers listed at the bottom of the page. Happy Easter, everyone. May the world be reborn.
- The host hosted a seed hunt.
- The storytelling is storytelling.
- The colony colonized the waters with colonies.
- She feverishly watched the fever.
- The road teemed with teams.
- No way to hide from this hive’s hive!
- The scoop scoops with scoops.
Answers:
- Host of sparrows
- Storytelling of crows
- Colony of beavers
- Fever of sting rays
- Team of oxen
- Hive of bees [1]
- Scoop of pelicans [2]
NOTES: [1] A hive is the physical location. Bee status: Endangered [2] Remember the squadron of pelicans from Installment #3?
NOTES on NOTES: I almost never put myself in my posts. For this final hurrah a photo and a final, special definition are called for. Thanks and much love to all my readers for sticking with this thread and sharing your feedback. — Jadi
© Jadi Campbell 2021. All photos © Uwe Hartmann. To see more of Uwe’s animal photos and pics from our trips go to viewpics.de. Fun animal names from www.writers-free-reference.com, Mother Nature Network and www.reference.com.
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A fever of stingrays. They called that one pretty well. Anyone who has been stung by a stingray certainly feels feverish, at least in the area of the sting. Thankfully I haven’t ever been stung but a number of my friends her but I have had to rush them to Mexico’s Red Cross, Cruz Roja.
I somehow never connected stingrays with having actual stings! Thank you for making me a little wiser Emilie!
The truth is that I don’t know much about this topic. But I like to enjoy your writings and above all, your incredible photos that make one more interested in your blog.
But this time your beautiful smile takes all the attention in your photo. A pleasant surprise after having been on a long vacation. You look great. Have a great Sunday.
Manuel Angel
This is the nicest comment this blog’s ever received! My husband is the photographer and entirely responsible for making me smile. Stay safe and best wishes. — Jadi
Everything is in the family. Thanks for your wishes.