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Alright, conspiracy theorists... A short while ago, I saw the old Weenie King cart in a junkyard. Now, I notice this operating in the downtown area.
So to my mind, one of two things happened:
...1. The Weenie King wanted to appeal to more an urban market, so replaced "weenies" with the more vaguely-ethnic sounding "Kabobs"; or
2. The Kabob King has actually forced the Weenie King out of his once-unchallenged throne as the monarch of food in downtown Prince George.
Thoughts?
The bill profile suggests a male bird. The female's bill curves more strongly toward the end. Taken May 17, 2009 at Shelley Sewage Lagoons, Prince George, BC.
From right to left: Least Sandpiper, Western Sandpiper, Western Sandpiper, Semipalmated Sandpiper, Long-billed Dowitcher. Shelley Sewage Lagoons, Aug 2, 2008.
I've known Anson for almost a year and a half now and he *still* has no clue how to smile for the camera.
One of those artsy moments. An adult Bald Eagle was sitting in the field at Veeken's egg farm so I handed the camera to Brien and he snapped off a few shots. I cropped one of them to get rid of everything except the bird and the snow. Taken Mar 9, 2008.