Here is a new quiz about the topography of the upperparts of a large songbird.
Question 1 |
The feathers marked 1 are the:
Scapulars | |
Secondaries | |
Mantle | |
Lesser coverts |
Question 2 |
The feathers marked 2 are the:
Greater coverts | |
Mantle | |
Lesser coverts | |
Scapulars |
Question 3 |
The feathers marked 3 are the:
Scapulars | |
Greater coverts | |
Mantle | |
Lesser coverts |
Question 3 Explanation:
Tricky, I know, putting scapulars in twice. The scapulars form an oval patch extending from just above the bend of the folded wing, along the whole length of the mantle to the rear of the wing.
Question 4 |
The feathers marked 4 are the:
Greater coverts | |
Secondaries | |
Scapulars | |
Lesser coverts |
Question 5 |
The feathers marked 5 are the:
Greater coverts | |
Scapulars | |
Secondaries | |
Primaries |
Question 6 |
The species is:
Northwestern Crow | |
Common Raven | |
Fish Crow | |
American Crow |
There are 6 questions to complete.
Thanks again for the fun quizzes!
Haha, you got me with #3! Thanks for the quizzes.
Got 4 out of 6. Not bad. Thanks for the fun quiz.