Identifying Birders

I will either get a lot of laughs, or a lot of hate mail after this post. I hope for the former, as I have nothing but love and affection for those whose photos illustrate today's theme, "How to Identify Birdwatchers by their Field Marks."

If you see person's face, you know instantly who he or she is. But, can you ID the following birders when presented with, shall we say, less than their good sides?

(post your guesses in the comments section)

For example, can you ID someone by his feet?

Bill Thompson, III

Or by his hat?

(especially when he rarely wears one?)
Jim McCormac
(This photo is a bit of a cheat;
it was taken at the OOS meeting, not at New River,
and is the only time I have ever seen Jim wearing a hat.)

By what he holds his hand?

Bill Hilton

Or her hand, for that matter?

Susan

How about from above?
Tim, aka TR

Or from behind?

Nina

How about when her face is hidden behind a camera?Kathleen

Does it help if the camera lens is really, really big?

Richard
(Get a blog, dude.)

Can you ID a person who is camouflaged?Kathy B.

Or in her nat'ral hab'tat?Julie Zickefoose

How about by the company she keeps?

photo by Susan
me and Chet Baker

I told the following birder-blogger that I wouldn't
make him the butt of my jokes.
I lied.

Jeff Gordon

The End