
Dec
11
2020
Festive Woodland Trust Scotland quiz
Hello all Woodland Trust Scotland volunteers,
Just in case you are in need of a break from the festivities, have a go at our ‘Twelve Days of Christmas Quiz’! Sit back with your mince pie and sherry and have a go, and you might pick up one or two nuggets of woodland wildlife knowledge along the way.
Answers will be posted on 31st December, watch this space!
- Which partridge species is native to the UK?
- How many turtle doves are there in the Twelve Days of Christmas song?
- In the traditional song, what do the 3 French hens represent?
- What common garden bird does ‘four calling birds’ refer to in the original twelve days of Christmas?
- Name a British bird species that has the word ring in its name
- Name 3 species of geese that overwinter in the UK
- Which is the most common species of swan in the UK?
- What is the Latin name of the early spring flower that is also known as milk maid?
- How many species of wild flower can you name with the word Lady in the common name?
- Name a wild flower with ‘Lord’ in its common name.
- How many British wild birds have the word pipe in their name?
- Which British wild bird is known for its drumming display call?
Take care all and I hope you have a peaceful and enjoyable festive season.
Matilda Scharsach
Scotland Volunteer Development Officer