odd bird

She wanted to know exactly what these odd birds were.

At 64, he is a bit of an odd bird himself, by his own admission.

Grimes is seen as an odd bird in his little village.

The director had as much as said that she was an odd bird.

This odd bird has a small dove-like head on a long neck.

Odd birds visit the shore and the bluefish start running.

So to them he was an odd bird with a certain fame and fading glory.

"Air Force spaceplane is an odd bird with a twisted past".

These odd birds are good for eggs but too puny to make a meal.

The one color often tends to be stripes or circles with the odd bird making an appearance.

Maybe Selig didn't want to see an old classmate; he always had been an odd bird.

Reginald Bell is supposed to be quite an odd bird, they say."

She was an odd bird, but Glick liked her.

Pronovost remains, in a way, an odd bird in medical research.

But no sooner had they set foot and hoof on it when two odd birds marched up.

Your scenario, including pilot (an odd bird, wouldn't you say?)

Trevor was an odd bird, his conversation seeded with chill winds and ice pockets.

Yes there's the odd bird, but the seas are full of whales and turtles and fish.

THE Commodore 128, introduced a few years ago, is an odd bird.

Hesser called it an odd bird, luscious but thin and raisiny.

We are the odd birds here.

It sounds altogether a very odd bird.

"Odd bird, that gypsy," remarked Holson, just as the man disappeared from view upon the stairs.

Nick grows up, under the shadow of a Venus de Milo in the family mansion, to become an odd bird.

"I was always the odd bird," Ms. Rush continued.