Pittsburgher and New Yorker spar over robin misidentification
The Pittsburgher notes a robin in a tree, while the New Yorker calls it a blackbird. The Pittsburgher responds with a witty remark about how robins can be mistaken, signaling a lighthearted exchange from the page.
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