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Can there be a more eloquent announcement of Spring than the haunting Cuckoo of the fittingly-named cuckoo? Each year retired Indian Army Cavalry Majors compete to write the first letter to the Times claiming to have heard the cuckoo’s distinctive call through their ear-trumpet. But just what do we really know about these beloved seasonal visitors? Cuckoo is a male canary who first appered in the Tom and Jerry short Kitty Foiled. He usually teams up with Jerry to defeat Tom through extreme cartoon violence. Cuckoo is a Cuckoo bird character from the show The Banana Splits Adventure Hour. He was voiced by Paul Winchell. Cuckoo, as expected, was the cuckoo bird that came out of clock in the Banana Splits Clubhouse. Whenever Fleegle would ask "What time is it, Cuckoo?" the entire front side of the clock would open up like a door and Cuckoo's head would spring out and give some joke or snarky reply to Fleegle's question. Cuckoo resembles a multicolored feather duster with a long, thin beak, almost like a psycedelic version of Big Bird from Sesame Street. Cuckoo is the talking bird who announces time throughout Jollywood. He is one of at least two birds who does the job inside the Tick Tock Clock Tower. Cuckoo is a type of bird. Often used in clocks. The clock in the House of Seven Dwarfs had seen better days. The cuckoo had flown away. Sitcom about an American slacker full of outlandish, New Age ideas who marries a British woman and comes to live in the UK, much to her parents' horror. Kay Destine, otherwise known as Cuckoo, is a superheroine in the All*Star Reborn universe. She is currently being trained by The Caterpillar Group. Cuckoo is a Doctor Who comic strip. It has been printed through various publications. __NOEDITSECTION__ The Cuckoo lays her egg in the nests of other birds. The chick then pushes the other squabs out of the nest, and the unsuspecting foster parents raise it. Likewise, the children of Cuckoo learn the ways of infiltration, and are challenged by their patron to attempt to enter Caerns, DNA offices and even Black Spiral Hives, and to attempt to pass by the authorities and guards as family. Those aligned with Cuckoo learn the ways of manipulation and subterfuge, and may well come to win prize fetishes and choice quarters in Septs, earning the resentment of more "deserving" Garou. A cuckoo was a type of Earth bird known for its distinctive call. In 2374, a group of children taunted a holographic Leonardo da Vinci, crying, "The pigeon speaks. Cuckoo, cuckooo!" (VOY: "Concerning Flight") The term could also be used to suggest one's insanity. In 2375, Julian Bashir seemed to agree with Vic Fontaine's assessment that Worf was being driven cuckoo, saying that Jadzia Dax's death had made everyone a little cuckoo. (DS9: "Image in the Sand") Zeus initially courted Hera, but after many unsuccessful attempts, he resorted to trickery. He transformed himself into a disheveled cuckoo and seemed to be frozen. Hera, feeling sorry for this bird, held it to her breast to keep it warm. Zeus then resumed his normal form and taking advantage of Hera's surprise, he raped her. Hera then married him to cover her shame; their marriage was turbulent and they often clashed.

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* Packmembers who serve under Cuckoo are often good at persuading others to serve their ends, particularly when trying to gain entrance to a location, or further sneak about. * They can, somewhat unreliably, communicate useful, detailed information via coded calls, sounding perfectly natural to whatever locale they are in. This is a more reliable effect in the evening. * They are, at times, able to blend in in covert situations. Guards will at times assume that the pack member is "one of us," and even a ranking officer will sometimes not think twice about the "tech" or servant in the corner. It is extremely easy for those affected to snap out of this control, and the more the packmembers can improve the situation the better. Should the character draw attention to herself in any way , the effect will disappear abruptly. In other words, get used to planning escape routes obsessively.

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* Cuckoo's children are opportunists who often seek to improve their pack's situation at the expense of others. Garou aware of the pack's affiliation will be very wary, and consider them dishonorable and disruptive influences. * Followers of Cuckoo, following her infiltrate-and-utilize policy, must either steal all their normal resources from other sources, or have them given willingly by an unsuspecting victim. Persuasion and communication a plus.

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The Cuckoo lays her egg in the nests of other birds. The chick then pushes the other squabs out of the nest, and the unsuspecting foster parents raise it. Likewise, the children of Cuckoo learn the ways of infiltration, and are challenged by their patron to attempt to enter Caerns, DNA offices and even Black Spiral Hives, and to attempt to pass by the authorities and guards as family. Those aligned with Cuckoo learn the ways of manipulation and subterfuge, and may well come to win prize fetishes and choice quarters in Septs, earning the resentment of more "deserving" Garou.

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Cuckoo is a Doctor Who comic strip. It has been printed through various publications. Sitcom about an American slacker full of outlandish, New Age ideas who marries a British woman and comes to live in the UK, much to her parents' horror. Cuckoo is a Cuckoo bird character from the show The Banana Splits Adventure Hour. He was voiced by Paul Winchell. Cuckoo, as expected, was the cuckoo bird that came out of clock in the Banana Splits Clubhouse. Whenever Fleegle would ask "What time is it, Cuckoo?" the entire front side of the clock would open up like a door and Cuckoo's head would spring out and give some joke or snarky reply to Fleegle's question. Cuckoo resembles a multicolored feather duster with a long, thin beak, almost like a psycedelic version of Big Bird from Sesame Street. Cuckoo seemed to be worked by mechanical methods, given the smootheness he sprang in and out of his clock. He could also spin his head wildy when he got excited. The 2012 Banana spilits revival, however used a new Cuckoo operated like a standard hand puppet, and retconned into a female. Cuckoo, as well as Goofy Gopher, and the Banana Vac, were never used in the Gold Key Comics' published adaptation of the show , given that the stories took place with the Banana Splits on the road, rather than staying at the Clubhouse. In the Banana Splits coloring books, Cuckoo was depicted as a full-bodied wooden mechanical bird, rather than the feathered version seen on the show. Given the coloring books were based on the Splits' original pre-production designs, This might have been Cuckoo's originally intended form as well. __NOEDITSECTION__ The Cuckoo lays her egg in the nests of other birds. The chick then pushes the other squabs out of the nest, and the unsuspecting foster parents raise it. Likewise, the children of Cuckoo learn the ways of infiltration, and are challenged by their patron to attempt to enter Caerns, DNA offices and even Black Spiral Hives, and to attempt to pass by the authorities and guards as family. Those aligned with Cuckoo learn the ways of manipulation and subterfuge, and may well come to win prize fetishes and choice quarters in Septs, earning the resentment of more "deserving" Garou. A cuckoo was a type of Earth bird known for its distinctive call. In 2374, a group of children taunted a holographic Leonardo da Vinci, crying, "The pigeon speaks. Cuckoo, cuckooo!" (VOY: "Concerning Flight") The term could also be used to suggest one's insanity. In 2375, Julian Bashir seemed to agree with Vic Fontaine's assessment that Worf was being driven cuckoo, saying that Jadzia Dax's death had made everyone a little cuckoo. (DS9: "Image in the Sand") Cuckoo is a male canary who first appered in the Tom and Jerry short Kitty Foiled. He usually teams up with Jerry to defeat Tom through extreme cartoon violence. Cuckoo is a type of bird. Often used in clocks. The clock in the House of Seven Dwarfs had seen better days. The cuckoo had flown away. Zeus initially courted Hera, but after many unsuccessful attempts, he resorted to trickery. He transformed himself into a disheveled cuckoo and seemed to be frozen. Hera, feeling sorry for this bird, held it to her breast to keep it warm. Zeus then resumed his normal form and taking advantage of Hera's surprise, he raped her. Hera then married him to cover her shame; their marriage was turbulent and they often clashed. Cuckoo is the talking bird who announces time throughout Jollywood. He is one of at least two birds who does the job inside the Tick Tock Clock Tower. Kay Destine, otherwise known as Cuckoo, is a superheroine in the All*Star Reborn universe. She is currently being trained by The Caterpillar Group. Can there be a more eloquent announcement of Spring than the haunting Cuckoo of the fittingly-named cuckoo? Each year retired Indian Army Cavalry Majors compete to write the first letter to the Times claiming to have heard the cuckoo’s distinctive call through their ear-trumpet. But just what do we really know about these beloved seasonal visitors?