Can you Spot the Bell ?

[FloridaNature]

Pictured is a Tremper & a Bell top view.
Can you tell who is who?

I will reveal the Bell after 10 votes.

Michael

 

[leoman777]

tremper is top bell is bottom

 

[robin]

tremper top and bell bottom

 

[BSM]

+1

 

[herpencounter]

+2

 

[ReptarNDukeNukem]

tremper top
Bell bottom
I think the coloration of the bottom gives it away.

 

[Ehatcher]

Is the bell missing part of a limb?

 

[leoman777]

Is the bell missing part of a limb?

i think it was just photoshop

 

[rawson5084]

Is the bell missing part of a limb?

If you look it is bent up under the arm like it was trying to walk

 

[herpencounter]

If you look it is bent up under the arm like it was trying to walk

:main_yes:

 

[ang3l3s]

we got over 10 votes, time for the reveal!!! (I JUST FELT LIKE I WAS ON A HOME DECO SHOW OR SOMETHING)

 

[cassadaga]

I also voted bottom.

 

[FloridaNature]

The majority rules. The bottom Leo is indeed the Bell.

It's kind of funny as I am real good at bird ID's and I sometimes snicker when I hear two people debating a species when I think to myself "Everyone knows what that is!" and now here I am in the same boat in the Leo world..... lesson learned.

Thanks for polling.
Michael

 

[FloridaNature]

If you look it is bent up under the arm like it was trying to walk

Correct. She was simply strolling along while I snapped the picture.

 

[Johno305]

:bigcry: Still a n00b at IDing the Bells and Trempers...I need more practice...

 

[gitrdone0420]

:bigcry: Still a n00b at IDing the Bells and Trempers...I need more practice...

Practice makes perfect!

 

[Johno305]

Practice makes perfect!

:main_thumbsup:

 

[gmaier19]

anyone care to share how they came to the correct assertion? what are some of the clues that the picture gave you? thanks in advance!

 

[herpencounter]

Practice makes perfect!

Practice doesn't make perfect - perfect practice makes perfect.

 

[bobina20]

obvious

top tremper
bell bottom