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Gee-Gee Bird


The Gee-Gee Bird is a fearsome critter from the tales of the lumberjacks of North America from the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Description

The Gee-Gee Bird is a strange bird described by soldiers who were stationed in Alaska. As the bird flew over, it could be heard saying “Gee-gee-geezus-it's-cold."

In Popular Media

  • The Gee-Gee Bird is a card in trading card game MetaZoo.

Gallery

Further reading

"The Gee-Gee Bird" from Lenwood's Lexicon of Lumberwoods Lore


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