I’ve often used my Samsung tablet to keep a bird list when Eric and I are traveling.  We are often amused at the way the auto-correct tries to change the bird names.  Some aren’t that funny, like it always wants heron, blackbird, and starling to be plural (I can kind of understand why, with blackbirds and starlings).

Here’s a list of some others:

1. Northern Barrier
2. Common Crackle
3. Common Nightshade
4. American Avowed
5. Semipalmated Sandpaper
6. Lesser Yellowing
7. Brown Thrashed
8. Northern Shoveled
9. Gladwell
10. Killeen
11. Least Sandpaper
12. Long-billed Switcher
13. Dublin
14. Eastern Phone
15. Yellow-trumped Warbler
16. Black-capped Chicken
17. Eastern Songbird
18. American Goldfish
19. Pleated Woodpecker
20. Yellow-throated Video
21. Soar
22. Spotted Sandpaper
23. Western Songbird
24. Brown-headed Cowgirl
25. Summer Manager
26. American Restart
27. Carolina Wrench
28. White-breasted Thatch
29. Indigo Hunting
30. Northern Paula
31. Ballard
32. House Wrench
33. Great Crested Leather
34. Double-crested Corcoran
35. Foerster’s Tern
36. Solitary Sandpaper
37. Belted Finisher
38. Stilt Sandpaper
39. American Pigeon
40. Greater Yellowing
41. Wallet
42. Hudson’s Godwin