Round four!!! let's get serious
Harder questions...
1. This dark Neotropical owl has been sighted twice in south Texas.
2. The farthest south record of Gyrfalcon in North America was where?
3. The scientific name of this genus means "little brother", but it is a feminine form!
4. This genus' name means "footless".
5. This species of cormorant is found only in Alaska.
6. How many eggs do Golden Eagles usually lay?
7. Found only on a small island in California, this bluish bird is a recent split.
8. The normal ranges (excluding vagrants) of Franklin's and Laughing Gulls only overlap in one place, at one season. Where and when?
9. This famous woodpecker species, despite its scientific name meaning "lover of caterpillars", did not eat caterpillars. What did it eat instead?
10. John James Audubon depicted this otherwise unknown species, and gave it a name reminiscent of soda. What is it?
Harder questions...
1. This dark Neotropical owl has been sighted twice in south Texas.
2. The farthest south record of Gyrfalcon in North America was where?
3. The scientific name of this genus means "little brother", but it is a feminine form!
4. This genus' name means "footless".
5. This species of cormorant is found only in Alaska.
6. How many eggs do Golden Eagles usually lay?
7. Found only on a small island in California, this bluish bird is a recent split.
8. The normal ranges (excluding vagrants) of Franklin's and Laughing Gulls only overlap in one place, at one season. Where and when?
9. This famous woodpecker species, despite its scientific name meaning "lover of caterpillars", did not eat caterpillars. What did it eat instead?
10. John James Audubon depicted this otherwise unknown species, and gave it a name reminiscent of soda. What is it?
