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The Far Side:  Another of the first re-released panels in which the reader is encouraged to figure out the obvious joke.

The Far Side:  After many years of griping about his excellent (if humorously warped) work being posted everywhere without his consent, Gary Larson finally relented and allowed a site to feature his cartoon panels; the site went online a little over a year ago and is linked at the beginning of this post.  This week, I'm featuring the first seven avian-themed reprints from that site.

Break Of Day: Finishing the week-long marathon with a new definition of a familiar term.

Next week, another marathon, of one of the most-loved and missed toons of all time.

Break Of Day:  And here I thought birds' nests were DIY projects.

Break Of Day:  Our week-long marathon continues with another of Nate's typically clever plays on words.

Break Of Day:  Day four of our marathon features an interspecies avian couple caught in clichés.

Break Of Day:  We continue our weeklong salute to Nate Fakes' clever panels with a migrating goose who apparently doesn't know if he's coming or going.

Break Of Day:  They wouldn't let them hold this at Chuck E. Cheese ...

Break Of Day:  A special week of these clever one-panels, starting with a couple of birds slowly sinking into a dangerous climax.

Peanuts:  A 1973 strip referencing a popular movie (and book) from that year ... as well as Woodstock's often-observed difficulty in flying.