Twenty questions: UK version (3 Viewers)

[Jacana]

is it a chat?

 

[devilbirder]

Is it a redwing? no
Is it a chat? thush/chat

 

[boroboy]

thrush nightingale?

 

[Larry Lade]

Is it a Ring Ouzel?

 

[Glenn Owens]

Ok...it is a migrant...does it migrate to the UK to be in the UK during summertime?


Sorry...first time playing! I just scrolled to the bottom of the first page, and then asked my question!

 

[Larry Lade]

Glenn and others, here is a list of the game so far:

Twenty Questions UK version (by The Devil Bird)

1. Is it a European Goldfinch? (me, No)
2. Is it a passerine? (me, Yes)
3. Does it have wingbars? No
4. Would it be considered to be a "garden bird" ("yard bird" in the US)? No
5. Does it have blue in its plumage? No
6. Is it a seed eater? No
7. Would it be found on farmland? No
8. Is it migratory? Yes
9. Is it from Japan? No
10. Is it a fish eater? No
11. Is it a Dipper? No
12. Is it a Red-backed Shrike? No
13. Is it a waterfowl? No
14. Is it a warbler? No
15. Is it an Isabelline Wheatear? No
16. Is it a thrush? Well, it fits in with the thrush and chat family
17. Is it a common bird in Britain during its migration? No
18. Is it in the flycatcher family? No
19. Is it a Bluethroat (Luscinia svecica)? No
20. Is it a nightingale? No
21. Is it an insectivore? Yes
22. Is it a Fieldfare? No
23. Is it a Redstart? No
24. Is it a Redwing? No
25. Is it a chat? No
26. Is it a thrush nightingale?
26. Is it a Ring Ouzel?

 

[ayasuda]

What is it.

 

[devilbirder]

Thrush Nightingale? YES!
Ring Ouzel? No
Is it a migrant...does it migrate to the UK during summertime? It is a scarce autumn vagrant.
Your turn Boroboy.

 

[boroboy]

lets go then i have a bird in mind

 

[birderbf]

Can it swim?

 

[Sue Wright]

Could it be a garden/yard Bird?

 

[boroboy]

can it swim no
garden/yard bird no

 

[Larry Lade]

Is it a raptor?

 

[boroboy]

is it a raptor no

 

[Larry Lade]

Is it a passerine?

 

[Sue Wright]

Any other colours aside from brown?

 

[boroboy]

is it a passerine yes
colours other than brown yes yellow and black

 

[devilbirder]

Is it an ocsine?

 

[Larry Lade]

Is it a Yellow Wagtail?

 

[Jos Stratford]

Glenn and others, here is a list of the game so far:

Twenty Questions UK version (by The Devil Bird)


7. Would it be found on farmland? No
20. Is it a nightingale? No

Er, shouldn't the answer to these two be 'yes'? Thrush Nightingale is common across farmland across this country and it is a nightingale (with a small 'n'). To be honest, there could also be a 'yes' to the garden bird question - occurs in my garden