This Strange Brew from five years ago today is part of our "first year flashback" series, having originally appeared on the blog January 3, 2016. So that's how National Geographic does those nature TV programs ...
A Sunday panel from one of our favorites, Mutts.
Stupid the Bird appears to have gotten over the daisy (see the arc that ended two weeks ago) but alas, it is still not to be, in this Diamond Lil Sunday panel ...
The Mike du Jour adventure with the parrot comes to a (merciful) end.
Part five of Mike du Jour. Things are getting out of ... well, somewhere.
The fourth installment of Mike du Jour and the parrot aboard an airliner. Things are getting worse.
Mike du Jour and the inexplicable parrot on the airplane, part three. Now the parrot has somehow become "his" and the flight attendant isn't happy. I think this may be the best argument yet for the use of carriers for transporting birds ...
Mike du Jour and the parrot airline passenger, part two. I have a couple of questions: (1) If he didn't want the parrot next to him, why did he answer "Sure." in the first panel? ... and (2) How did he mistake the uniformed airline employee for a passenger?
Starting today, a rare avian story arc from a strip we don't get to feature very often, Mike du Jour:
The eagles are featured again in this The Other Coast Sunday entry. How do eagles get cable subscriptions, anyway?
