Identify the correct British bird species by picture, making sure not to get confused by the decoy(s). Species names according to the British Ornithologists' Union's "The British List" - https://bou.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/British-List.pdf
This quiz uses Adult Male (and when applicable Breeding) Coats for reference
The choices are randomly shuffled each time you play
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1. Which one is a Jackdaw?
The Jackdaw has a famous silvery head. The other species are a Magpie, a Carrion Crow, and a Raven.
2. Which one is a Teal?
Teals are easy to identify by their chestnut head with a green eye stripe. The other species are a Mallard, a Greater Scaup, and a Goldeneye.
3. Which one is a Red Kite?
Red Kites are identified by their classic forked tail and reddish-brown body. The other species are a Black Kite, a Black-Winged Kite, and a Buzzard.
4. Which one is a Coal Tit?
The Coal Tit is most noted for its grey back and white patch on its nape. The other species are a Blue Tit, a Great Tit, and a Long-Tailed Tit.
5. Which one is a Chaffinch?
You can spot Chaffinches by their blue-grey head, pink/orange breast and contrasted black/white wings. The other species are a Bullfinch, a Greenfinch, and a Hawfinch.
6. Which one is a Great Spotted Woodpecker
The easiest way to spot a Great Spotted Woodpecker is by the red patch on its lower belly. The other species are a Lesser Spotted Woodpecker, a Green Woodpecker, and a Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker.
7. Which one is a Moorhen?
Moorhens are dark birds with red bills. The other species are a Coot, a Water Rail, and a Sora
8. Which one is a Peregrine Falcon?
The Peregrine Falcon has a grey back with striking black bars on its belly. The other species are a Hobby, a Merlin, and a Kestrel
9. Which one is a Tawny Owl?
Tawny Owls are noted by their round head and large dark eyes. The other species are a Barn Owl, a Long-Eared Owl, and a Little Owl.
10. Which one is a Grey Heron?
Grey Herons are tall, grey-bodied, and have a distinctive black eye stripe. The other species are a Purple Heron, a Squacco Heron, and a Night-Heron.