[Zoo]

[Aaron]

It's a New World monkey of some kind...

[Zoo]

Indeed, and I'm impressed , most people don't realize there's a distinction.

*points at hairdo*

[Aaron]

Yeah, I can usually tell the difference. Perhaps it has "Crested" in its name?

[Zoo]

Nope, but that's on the right track. It has to do with color and location. The actual type of monkey it is is usually small, and one is named after a cat.

[Aaron]

Grr, that doesn't help too much. Southern White Monkey? I'm totally shooting in the dark .

[Zoo]

Lol. I meant location on the body . They're cotton-top tamarins.

You take a turn.

[Aaron]

[Zoo]

It's a kind of bluebird (and yes, for those who'd like to poke, I don't just mean a kind of blue bird ). Saw an eastern, once (obviously a very common bird here ), but I don't know that one.

[Zziggywolf5]

I'm going to go on a limb and suggest Indigo Bunting. :/

[Aaron]

Great guess, Ziggy! I probably would have said the same thing. And Zoo, you're on the right track. I'll give you a hint: This bird lives west of the Mississippi.

[Zziggywolf5]

Western Bluebird?

[Aaron]

Close! Think of what divides the Western and Eastern United States.

[Zziggywolf5]

... Mississippi Bluebird?

[Aaron]

Again, good guess. I'll give it you, Ziggy. It's the Mountain Bluebird.