Wild A to Z: Birds - Statistics

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Hint	Letter	Answer	% Correct
This massive bird is the namesake of a golf term for when you get three strokes under par.	A	Albatross	94%
These animals are naturally white, but turn pink due to their high-crustacean diet.	F	Flamingo	94%
This species of penguin is the largest, standing at around four feet tall.	E	Emperor penguin	88%
Thoth, the Egyptian god of wisdom, was commonly depicted with the head of one of these.	I	Ibis	88%
These large creatures are native to Africa are said to be able to disembowel a lion with a single kick.	O	Ostrich	88%
These brightly-colored birds were famously used in coal mines in the 19th century to detect toxic gases; due to their tiny builds and the rising of gases, they would drop dead first, warning the humans below.	C	Canary	81%
These large kingfishers, native to Australia, are known for their bizarre laughing call.	K	Kookaburra	81%
These birds are the fastest animals in the world, having been clocked at nearly 240mph (386km/h).	P	Peregrine falcon	81%
These scavengers are known for their bald heads, which help keep their faces clean while feeding on decaying carcasses.	V	Vulture	75%
These small birds are known throughout pop culture for their beautiful and powerful songs.	N	Nightingale	69%
One of the Beatles’ most famous songs is named for this type of bird.	B	Blackbird	63%
These brightly-colored corvids are known for their feathers, coming in colors such as blue and pink, and are known to be quite territorial.	J	Jay	63%
Refers to a pigeon breed specifically bred for their ability to return from long distances, historically used to deliver messages.	H	Homing pigeon	56%
One of these brightly-colored birds is features on the flag of Guatemala.	Q	Quetzal	56%
According to the Chinese zodiac, the next year of this animal is 2029.	R	Rooster	56%
These finches have black and white stripes on their faces and red beaks, and are commonly kept as pets.	Z	Zebra finch	50%
The Pileated is the largest species of these birds in North America.	W	Woodpecker	44%
A vibrant species of C commonly kept as pets, whose greatest predator is the puddy tat.	Y	Yellow	44%
These tan-colored birds, native to North America, are known for their soft, forlorn-sounding coo.	M	Mourning dove	38%
These white birds-of-prey live in the Arctic and have a lifespan of roughly six and a half books.	S	Snowy owl	38%
These owls are named for their light brownish-grey color, which they use to effortlessly camouflage with tree bark.	T	Tawny owl	38%
The children’s song “Alouette” is actually about plucking one of these dead creatures.	L	Lark	31%
In Greek mythology, this bird was considered a messenger of Zeus.	G	Golden eagle	25%
These short, plump birds have a brown plumeage on top and a white underside, and walk underwater to catch aquatic insects, hence their name.	D	Dipper	19%
These birds, found in Central and South America, have inflatable, red throat waddles and a crest resembling a large bouffant hairdo.	U	Umbrellabird	19%
This genus of gull contains only a single species, the Sabine’s gull, which is known to breed in the Arctic and migrate further south.	X	Xema	0%

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