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1. You can hear a definite 'quack' in the chorus, so which of these birds is helping to wake you up?
2. The yellowhammer has a special song, which sounds as if it's asking you for an early breakfast of 'a little bit of bread' without which other food?
3. You may not hear this next bird very well. It is quiet and so has 'mute' as part of its name. Which bird is said to sing only as it is dying?
4. The next bird to disturb your sleep is named after the sound it makes and is best known for laying its eggs in other birds' nests. Which of these is it?
5. The next sound to assault your ears is not very musical and just sounds like 'caw, caw'. Which of these birds is determined to spoil your rest now?
6. You have just closed your eyes again, when you hear a bird calling 'tu-whit, tu-whoo'. Which visitor has found you this time?
7. This large bird, which you might eat for your Christmas dinner, makes a sound which is described as 'gobble, gobble'. Which member of your personal dawn chorus is this bird?
8. This one has you puzzled. This bird sounds just like your mother shouting 'get up, get up'. Which of these birds can mimic human speech?
9. This bird makes a much more soothing sound. All you can hear is 'coo, coo', so which bird has joined in the noise this time?
10. One bird's beautiful song catches your ear. It comes from a male bird, who has feathers of all one colour from which it gets its name, and a yellow/orange beak. Which of these is it?
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