Birds by Picture #1

I only got that one because it was red and green, famous, and I've been to Costa Rica.

Meep. They only paid me to say it once, then they doubled it up on the soundtrack

mew gull was split into two species, common gull and short-billed gull

And with a bit more orange the emperor penguin would be a king penguin.

The success rate of some questions/answers definitely leaves you scratching your head, but then I remember ones like this that just seem obvious to me. But that's because I've collected world coins since I was a kid, and Guatemala's currency is quetzals, named for the national bird, which featured on most of their coinage for years.

Whenever I see an answer that is correctly guessed at a suspiciously high %, I try to remember that this site attracts people that frequently have wide-ranging areas of expertise and interest. What might seem incredibly obscure for the population in general, may not necessarily be so obscure to the JetPunk audience.

...which isn't to say there aren't folks on here who, for whatever reason, just need to get perfect scores (by whatever means necessary) on every quiz they take.

Oh, okay, interesting. Apparently "White heron" is a term used to refer to the several species of herons (i.e., bird in the family Ardeidae) that are white. This would include species such as the Snowy Egret or Great Egret.

So perhaps (Great) White Heron might be a suitable typein.

Lotsa different kinds of jays . . .