B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for January 09, 2022

Looks like Wheeler from Dogs of C-Kennel, makes a guest appearance in today’s B.C strip.

Once saw a mocking bird do that to a feeder skulking cat. Made 2 or 3 passes, drew blood, and the cat finally gave it up. Didn’t show up again for a couple of weeks. Thought the cat was well paid for having left dead birds on the ground.

Feathering the nest with human “feathers”.

Skylarking, huh? A brief history of times of beginning alopecia…

So tomorrow are we going to see the fat broad with no hair?

Tomorrow we’ll see Fat Broad club the three down.

Chirp’s hair removal. You get to remove all that unwanted hair in an instant with a feather light touch, while he tweets about it.

Hitchcock style. :D

Angry birds.

Hey you guys! Your getting ripped off!

Hair today, gone tomorrow………

Well, if red birds have gone to scalping to build nests, then it’s now open season on red birds.

Having those feathered critters around is sometimes a bird-en.

Frankly, a hairy nest makes me want to gag, but then again, I’m not a bird…lol

Can’t blame the ant for being nervous – ants don’t have hair so he could lose his antennae.

Prehistoric Angry Birds. Pre-pigs.

Those birds should sell that hair back as a toupee

We used to bush our dog on the deck. We would leave behind his pile of hair. The birds did use it to build their nests.

That doesn’t look pleasant, but, it’s nothing to wig out over.

Oooops ! With my ol’ eyes, didn’t see panel #7 !

Nice nest…just remember to shampoo it every ao often…

I have had hummingbirds try to rip out my hair when I have been at the Desert Museum in AZ. I was told they like red hair, but I suspect they just might be color blind. It can sting a little when they grab a hair and take it. If you really hold still, they might try to get some moisture from your mouth or even nose. Weird experience! I love it there.

Since being a student in Monterey, CA (1970 -1973) I was an eager fan of Johnny Hart!After he passed away his offspring took over and still does a great Job!Kurt Wachsmuth from Germany

My poor doberman lived in terror of the mockingbirds that nested in my tree. They would dive bomb her every time she stepped out the back door.

On two separate occasions, I found bird’s nests lined with my shed hair. The first nest was much prettier than the one built forty years later.

I had a sweet Lab/Shar-Pei mix who got dive bombed once in our backyard. The second time the dive-bomber became a casualty of war.