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Re: Need help

Posted: 29 Aug 2016, 08:33
by arthur
Perhaps . .

B/F CU S

No wonder you had a bid of trouble :crazy:

Perhaps we will see E orix on the 'cryptic page' shortly

From Prof. Google . . who no doubt Matcho has also consulted

Dictionary Definition of bifcus. bifcus noun Colloquial a black-faced cuckoo-
shrike. [from the letters BFCS]. Copyright © 2007 - 2012 WEBoggle | Powered by
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Re: Need help

Posted: 29 Aug 2016, 19:50
by emmo
Although the mystery is solved, just want to add that we call them Leatherheads around here.

Re: Need help

Posted: 29 Aug 2016, 20:03
by Pictorella
Bifcus is the shortened name birders give the Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike although I generally say Bufcus (just pronunciation).
Leatherheads aren't Bifcus, they're Friarbirds.

Re: Need help

Posted: 29 Aug 2016, 20:59
by arthur
If according to E orix it's a NZ 'thing' . .

The correct pronunciation should be . . 'bufcuz' :silent:

Henry??? . .



And, yes 'Leatherheads' are Friar Birds . . and, noisy ones at that ;-)

Re: Need help

Posted: 30 Aug 2016, 20:44
by Pictorella
No Cuckoo-shrikes in NZ :shh: