[at-l] Re: at-l a long, long time ago

[gypsy97 at bellsouth.net (gypsy97@bellsouth.net)]

Are you referring to the Eurasian or African bird?
Gypsy
>
> Now a much more attractive "pipit" is the common name for a group of 
> chiefly Eurasian and African birds that together with the wagtails 
> constitute a subfamily of songbirds related to the Old World warblers 
> and thrushes. Pipits are trim, slender birds with thin, pointed bills.

I just wonder how far one could carry...say, a coconut...?

> From: Felix <AThiker@smithville.net>
> >
> > Now a much more attractive "pipit" is the common name for a group of 
> > chiefly Eurasian and African birds that together with the wagtails 
> > constitute a subfamily of songbirds related to the Old World warblers 
> > and thrushes. Pipits are trim, slender birds with thin, pointed bills.
> 
> I just wonder how far one could carry...say, a coconut...?
>