Comments on: Pecker or Picker. http://twofistedbirdwatcher.com/?p=6693&utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=pecker-or-picker Mon, 20 May 2013 13:22:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Glenis http://twofistedbirdwatcher.com/?p=6693&cpage=1#comment-5750 Glenis Tue, 13 Nov 2012 21:30:26 +0000 http://twofistedbirdwatcher.com/?p=6693#comment-5750 Such fun, reading Grumps page LOL. Poor grump hasn't got a grasp of the English language, I agree with Jason peck and pick are very different in meaning although similar in appearance. They 'peck' animals but 'pick' bugs. Seemples!. Such fun, reading Grumps page LOL. Poor grump hasn’t got a grasp of the English language, I agree with Jason peck and pick are very different in meaning although similar in appearance. They ‘peck’ animals but ‘pick’ bugs. Seemples!.

]]> By: Bruce B http://twofistedbirdwatcher.com/?p=6693&cpage=1#comment-3111 Bruce B Sun, 04 Mar 2012 03:01:59 +0000 http://twofistedbirdwatcher.com/?p=6693#comment-3111 Jason is absolutely correct. The birds are pecking at the oxen. Woodpeckers are pecking at the wood, not picking the wood. Look up the word 'peck' in the dictionary. Its a sharp quick stab or poke at something. They are peckers! Does your spouse give you a pick on the cheek when she leaves for work? Jason is absolutely correct. The birds are pecking at the oxen. Woodpeckers are pecking at the wood, not picking the wood.

Look up the word ‘peck’ in the dictionary. Its a sharp quick stab or poke at something. They are peckers!

Does your spouse give you a pick on the cheek when she leaves for work?

]]> By: Robert E. http://twofistedbirdwatcher.com/?p=6693&cpage=1#comment-1277 Robert E. Mon, 21 Mar 2011 03:44:37 +0000 http://twofistedbirdwatcher.com/?p=6693#comment-1277 Talk about names. What about Grump? Talk about names. What about Grump?

]]> By: Jason http://twofistedbirdwatcher.com/?p=6693&cpage=1#comment-1274 Jason Fri, 18 Mar 2011 11:39:05 +0000 http://twofistedbirdwatcher.com/?p=6693#comment-1274 I dunno, they don't pick oxes, they pick bugs. Bugpicker gets pretty generic and bug pecker sounds insulting. 'Bug Picker on Rhino' is cumbersome. Might as well stick wih oxpeckers. I dunno, they don’t pick oxes, they pick bugs. Bugpicker gets pretty generic and bug pecker sounds insulting. ‘Bug Picker on Rhino’ is cumbersome. Might as well stick wih oxpeckers.

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