Rhymes With Orange: File this under "sadly funny". On the one hand, the bird has a point about masks being discarded in a cavalier way (does anyone believe in trash cans anymore?), and there still seem to be plenty of them on the ground, even a couple of years later ... but do we really want birds coming in contact with them?
The Other Coast: Not to mention the nest mortgage rates.
Carpe Diem: Apparently they're everywhere.
Bizarro: This is both a visual joke and a double entendre, if you think about it ...
Dogs Of C-Kennel: I only have one question here, which is why the gulls are at a dog kennel and not apparently finding food ...
Dogs Of C-Kennel: Wheeler should have done this for the strip I posted on Thursday.
Dogs Of C-Kennel: Wheeler fancies himself a "ladies' bird". Kind of like Jon Lovitz if he were avian.
Dogs Of C-Kennel: Wheeler the early bird. Sort of.
Dogs Of C-Kennel: The Wheeler-thon continues with a strip in which he has a convenient excuse for flying into Will. (I am reminded of Stupid The Bird from Diamond Lil in that last panel.)
Dogs Of C-Kennel: This often-featured strip is the creation of brothers Mick and Mason Mastroianni, who are the grandsons of the late Johnny Hart (Mason also carries on production of the Hart-created strips B.C. and The Wizard of Id). In going through the archives recently, I have noticed that Mick, who writes the strip, has an apparent affinity for the bird character Wheeler, featuring him fairly often.