Re: Re: Multiple BSE's

Christopher Darlington wrote:

> Wait a minute, now I feel stupid.  Michael's photos and new terms
> came to me as one large assault of information.  With kids running
> around and cats leaping everywhere, I rarely have time to really
> digest any information.  It usually goes in one ear and out the next.
>
> I think I'm with Bill on the twinning.  I've never heard the
> expression before and not sure what you're getting at with it. 
> Perhaps I'll go back and read the posts again.

My thinking is based on beards and falls being separate entities. 
Beards, protohorns and horns in general are related . Flounces  and 
Spoons are phenomena of the fall. The mirroring of the color pattern on 
the underside of flounces and spoons suggest the mirror imaging found in 
identical twins rather than the clone appearance if they were additional 
fall(s) stacked on top of each other.


>
> The photos were fabulous though Michael, good stuff.  BS and BSE are
> also great terms.  Where did you discover these ?  I'm thinking now
> that a BSE is not a protohorn after all.  Am I correct in assuming
> this ?  Am I the only one who's a little thick on this ? 
>
> Help !!!!
>
BS and Bse were just temporary tags I used till something better comes 
to mind. BS is only temporary till we can get the correct terms from 
Kelly or Bill Shear or others. It probably would have been better if i 
had used AFSE (Additional Fall Stem Extension) rather than BSE which is 
a poor term for effects that appear only to be related by location. The 
phenomena can be separate, partially combined as in Patrick Orr's recent 
photo of THORNBIRD or combined, such as in PHEASANT FEATHERS.

REMEMBER these are just my theories. I wish someone with the skills and 
knowledge would do some slicing and dicing to see if there is any 
microscopic evidence one way or the other... Observed effects are not 
scientific causes.

Michael M., Stockton Ca. Zone 9b

> Chris
> Where it will be 68°F for the first time today this year.  The Iris
> need this.
>
>
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