I once pointed out a robin to a visitor from Thailand. His response was, “Can you eat it?”Ever since I’ve been wondering what they might taste like.
Hire a cat.
bdaverin……in that case I probably wouldn’t like it. They’re so small anyway, they’re probably not worth bothering with – a bit like frogs’ legs.
@aaren. Yes. At one time they were actually considered game birds in a few states (NC for one) and there was a hunting season and a daily bag limit. Obviously it took a lot to make a meal just filleting off the breast meat.
Forget the robin, worms are highly nutritious!
May 20, 2016
aarken almost 13 years ago
I once pointed out a robin to a visitor from Thailand. His response was, “Can you eat it?”Ever since I’ve been wondering what they might taste like.
g.iangoodson almost 13 years ago
Hire a cat.
aarken almost 13 years ago
bdaverin……in that case I probably wouldn’t like it. They’re so small anyway, they’re probably not worth bothering with – a bit like frogs’ legs.
Olddog1 almost 13 years ago
@aaren. Yes. At one time they were actually considered game birds in a few states (NC for one) and there was a hunting season and a daily bag limit. Obviously it took a lot to make a meal just filleting off the breast meat.
texasgrampy almost 13 years ago
Forget the robin, worms are highly nutritious!