Time for suggestions for the Show-Us-Yours of February 2017 :-)

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And it is time to bring your suggestion for the Show-us-you of February

Please, only one suggestion per person.
The last days of January we will vote among the suggestions, and the winner wil start the new SUY

1) Chameleons, iguanas and co

2) Piciformes ( Woodpeckers and toucans) + hornbills

3) Mustangs

4) New World deers(Capreolinae)

5) Butterflies and Moths

6) Arabian horses

7) underground dwellers

8 ) Horned frogs....

What's the verdict of January? I don't think it was ever formalized? My choices will be based on whether or not my choice for January won...

bmathison1972 wrote:

What's the verdict of January? I don't think it was ever formalized? My choices will be based on whether or not my choice for January won...

The winner for January was "All White Animals". LeeAnn is still working on it

Chameleons, iguanas and co

SUSANNE wrote:

bmathison1972 wrote:

What's the verdict of January? I don't think it was ever formalized? My choices will be based on whether or not my choice for January won...

The winner for January was "All White Animals". LeeAnn is still working on it

I think there are 2 winners?

SUSANNE wrote:

bmathison1972 wrote:

What's the verdict of January? I don't think it was ever formalized? My choices will be based on whether or not my choice for January won...

The winner for January was "All White Animals". LeeAnn is still working on it

Two categories had the same score. If Decapoda did not count, then I vote it for February, but it had the same number of votes as the Whities in January

I know. But there can only be one winner, and that is the first one.

SUSANNE wrote:

I know. But there can only be one winner, and that is the first one.

It is numerically and logically impossible to claim one winner when two have identical data, especially when the person deciding conveniently suggested one of the two...

bmathison1972 wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

I know. But there can only be one winner, and that is the first one.

It is numerically and logically impossible to claim one winner when two have identical data, especially when the person deciding conveniently suggested one of the two...

I am sending you a PM

I nominate Decapoda (crabs, shrimps, lobsters) again...

I suggest Piciformes ( Woodpeckers and toucans ) + Hornbills , because hornbills also have a big, hard beak

Sorry, I'm very slow I'm working it it, I promise!

I suggest mustangs We haven't had any SUY with horses for a long time, I think?

New World deers(Capreolinae)?

-Halflingers
-Mustangs
-Dartmoors
-Collies

Arabian horses?

Butterflies and Moths. Again.

Since Susanne and LeeAnn were nice enough to let me start 'Decapoda' as a mid-month SUY (since we had two tied for January), you can remove Decapoda.
I therefore second 'Butterflies and Moths'.

underground dwellers?

Schleich GingerNinja wrote:

-Halflingers
-Mustangs
-Dartmoors
-Collies

Please, which one ?
There is only room for 10 in the poll, so if I enter your four suggestions, others won't have a chance

Piciformes ( Woodpeckers and toucans) + hornbills

Well, a good idea would be Horned frogs (Ceratophrys).

And now it is time to vote
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