Dear Readers, I am hiding the comments which already have the answers – I have seen them and will mark them, so don’t worry, and well done for being so speedy! I just want to give other people a chance to have a bash uninfluenced π.
Dear Readers, well, we’re at the end of the quiz, and today I think we’ve done enough looking at things, so I’d like us to do some listening. Can you match the calls below to the photo of the animal? I have pushed the definition of ‘Christmas’ to include some generally wintery animals, so I hope you’ll forgive me!
As you will remember, I started the quiz on the 19th December and finish today (24th December) β answers for the whole quiz will need to be with me by 5 p.m. UK time on Monday 28th December.
The links for all the previous parts of the quiz are below. Feel free to do as much or as little as you like! And have the best possible Christmas that you can, I am sending enormous virtual hugs to all of you as we navigate this most peculiar of festive seasons together.
Winter Wonderland 1 – Christmas Trees
Winter Wonderland 2 – Christmas Plant Folklore
Winter Wonderland 3 – Animal Tracks
Winter Wonderland 4 – Rainbow Birds
Winter Wonderland 5 – Christmas Fruit and Vegetables
Christmas ‘Carols’
Ok, here we go! Listen to the sounds below, and see if you can match them to the photo of the animal. So, if you think that a polar bear is responsible for sound ‘A’, your answer is 24) A)
Good luck! I think this is an advanced-level quiz π so mega congratulations to anyone who can figure it out!
A)
B)
C)
D)
E)
F)
G)

Question 24 – Polar Bear

Question 25 – Rock Ptarmigan

Question 26 – Snow Bunting

Question 27 – Snowy Owl and chick

Question 28 – Reindeer Running!

Question 29 – Robin

Question 30 – Arctic Fox cub
1, B Scots Pine
2, C Yew
3, C Mistletoe
4, C
5, D
6, A
7, B
8, B
9, D
10, A
11, C
12, Northern Cardinal
13, Guianan Cock-of -the -Rock
14, Yellowhammmer
15, Rose Ringed Parakeet
16, Crowned Pigeon (Scheepmaker?)
17, Indigo Bunting
18, Violet Back Bunting
19, B, Parsnips
20, Brussels and Cranberries
21, E, Cranberries
22, A, Clementine
23, C, Selenium
24, D
25, B
26, G
27, E
28, A
29, C
30, F
Don’t hold out much hope for the animal sounds, they get us every time, still we tried our best. π hope you both have the best Christmas that you can.
I hope this is the right way around or format. I admit that I have had to guess a few.
1B, 2C, 3C, 4B, 5A, 6D, 7C, 8A, 9D, 10B, 11C
12 Red Northern Cardinal
13 Guianan Cock-of-the-Rock (what a great name!)
14 Yellowhammer
15 Ring-necked Parakeet
16 Blue Pheasant
17 Indigo Bunting
18 Violet-backed Starling
19B, 20D, 21E, 22A, 23C & D, 24A, 25B, 26G, 27E, 28D, 29C, 30F.
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We have finally managed to get our quiz replies (just about) in in time ;0 We did do the previous quiz after the results were published, but before looking, and got 4, which might not sound much, but was double our previous effort of two!
So to the Christmas quiz, which was great fun, especially the bird names …. Did you mean to give us a Christmas present on Christmas Eve, or are we missing something?
1. Scots Pine
2. Yew
3. Mistletoe
4. C
5. D
6. B
7. A
8. B
9. A
10. D
11. C
12. Red Cardinal
13. Orange Fan-Neck
14. Yellowhammer
15. Green lorikeet
16. Blue Pheasant
17. Indigo Warbler
18. Violet Scavenger
19. B & D
20. D
21. E
22. A
23. C
24. D
25. B
26. G
27. E
28. A
29. C
30. F
Enjoy the marking – especially the bird names!