Apr 10, 2013 | Featured in: Watching Backyard Birds Newsletter, Spring 2013

The WBBN Spring 2013 Caption Contest

I looked up my family tree and found out I was the sap.

Congratulations to Lisa Larson, winner of our caption contest! She receives a copy of our popular book Good Birders Don't Wear White! There were many clever captions submitted for this contest, and we selected a few honorable mentions below:

"The girls at the salon say red is my color."
-Bob Alwine

"Are you my mother?"
-Jolene Barrick Jackson

"Are we there yet?"
-Norma Sims

Thanks to everyone who played! Make sure to check out our new contest, and another chance to win great prizes!

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