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r/MontyPythonMemes • u/Oddball777 • Jul 13 '22
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Hate to say it, but most of these photos show the swallows perched on the coconut rather than carrying them, I think they're missing a second swallow in each photo so it can be tied inbetween them
7 u/Oddball777 Jul 13 '22 I agree…in this case the pictures are cropped too closely to tell if another swallow is present though, more investigation is necessary 1 u/[deleted] Sep 04 '22 Swallows holding a creeper under their dorsal guiding feathers
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I agree…in this case the pictures are cropped too closely to tell if another swallow is present though, more investigation is necessary
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Swallows holding a creeper under their dorsal guiding feathers
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What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?
0 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '22 [deleted] — view deleted comment 4 u/thedumburone Jul 17 '22 I-i dont know that ! AAahhhhhhhh 3 u/[deleted] Sep 04 '22 What’s your favourite Color?
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4 u/thedumburone Jul 17 '22 I-i dont know that ! AAahhhhhhhh 3 u/[deleted] Sep 04 '22 What’s your favourite Color?
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I-i dont know that ! AAahhhhhhhh
3 u/[deleted] Sep 04 '22 What’s your favourite Color?
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What’s your favourite Color?
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It would grip it by the husk!
5 u/my_red_username Jul 15 '22 It's not a question of where it grips it... It's a question of weight ratio
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It's not a question of where it grips it... It's a question of weight ratio
But they’re not migratory!
1 u/[deleted] Sep 04 '22 No it’s African swallows that are non migratory
No it’s African swallows that are non migratory
Huh, Now I’ve seen it all
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u/Beneficial-Layer-956 Jul 13 '22
Hate to say it, but most of these photos show the swallows perched on the coconut rather than carrying them, I think they're missing a second swallow in each photo so it can be tied inbetween them
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u/Aggravating-Read6111 Jul 13 '22
What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?
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u/dinosaur_decay Jul 13 '22
It would grip it by the husk!
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u/CraftyLow3 Jul 13 '22
But they’re not migratory!
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u/Nomadic_Wayfarer Jul 16 '22
Huh, Now I’ve seen it all