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Name the bird from the photo, all photos taken by me.
1
Starting off with a very common garden bird. What kind of bird is this?
Common Chaffinch
Eurasian Blue Tit
European Robin
House Sparrow
19% got this right
Did you know? Male Common Chaffinches change their dull feathers to bright colors during mating season!
2
What kind of bird is this?
Bohemian Waxwing
American Robin
Cedar Waxwing
Pine Siskin
23% got this right
Bohemian Waxwings can eat up to 1,000 berries in a single meal – that's major berry madness!
3
What kind of bird is this?
White Stork
Black Stork
Great Egret
Pied Kingfisher
48% got this right
Did you know? White storks mate for life and perform elaborate dances as part of their courtship rituals!
4
What kind of bird is this?
Pied Avocet
Great Blue Heron
Little Stint
Western Bluelegs
25% got this right
Did you know? Pied Avocets have a unique upturned bill to sweep up insects & crustaceans while feeding!
5
What kind of bird is this?
Grey Heron
Night Heron
Purple Heron
Squacco Heron
61% got this right
Did you know? Grey Herons can stand over 3 feet tall with a wingspan of up to 6.6 feet!
6
What kind of bird is this?
Northern Gannet
Arctic Skua
Arctic Tern
European Shag
21% got this right
Northern Gannets can dive into the ocean at speeds up to 60 mph to catch fish! 🌊🐦
7
What kind of bird is this?
Black Redstart
Common Redstart
Eurasian Blackbird
Red Blackstart
44% got this right
Did you know? Black Redstarts can imitate sounds from 20+ bird species and mimic alarms to steal food!
8
What kind of bird is this?
Greater Flamingo
American Flamingo
Roseate Spoonbill
Scarlet Ibis
35% got this right
Did you know Greater Flamingos can live up to 60 years, making them one of the longest living birds?
9
What kind of bird are these?
Razorbill
Albatross
Guillemot
Puffin
8% got this right
Razorbills can dive up to 120 meters deep to catch fish, making them expert underwater hunters!
10
What kind of bird is this?
Atlantic Puffin
Chinstrap Penguin
Guillemot
Little Auk
43% got this right
Atlantic Puffins can flap their wings up to 400 times per minute in flight!
