Can you identify the owl from these bird tracks?
Which of these birds is not a bird of prey?
Which of the following birds do you think is a house sparrow?
Can you identify this bird?
Which of the following birds doesn't migrate south during winter?
Which of the following birds is a goldfinch?
Which one of these birds is it rare to see in the UK?
Trainee Birdwatcher
It's a Bird...It's a Plane…No it’s actually a bird. You have a lot to learn about birds, but we believe in you!
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Occasional Birdwatcher
Anyone can be a birdwatcher, at a kitchen window or reservoir. Owning binoculars immediately qualifies you. You let the birds come to you, no need to go looking!
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Serious Birder
You own a scope, don't carry a field guide and you know your birds by call as well as appearance. You keep a log of sightings and may photograph them or take notes in the field.
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Dedicated Birder
The best birders know their birds extremely well. The most obsessive will shake, tremble and cry under pressure especially if they miss out on seeing a rare bird!
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