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Sounds of autumn quiz

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Jeremy Torrance web producerJeremy Torrance web producer|12:17 UK time, Monday, 25 October 2010

Many colours can remind us of autumn but as Chris Watson found out in last week's Autumnwatch, sounds also play an intricate part in our experience of the season at this time of year.

But how well do you really know your autumnal sounds? Test your knowledge by identifying the common autumn calls from these sound clips and post your answers below.

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We'll post the answers on Wednesday. Good luck!

Comments

  • Comment number 1.



    1) Whooper Swans

    2) Bees... going to take a wild guess and say migrant Hornets?! Haha!

    3) Raven

    4) Red Deer

    5) Robin & Blackbird singing somewhat in unison.

    6) Muntjac barking?

    7) Pinemartin (at a guess)

    8) Fallow Deer

  • Comment number 2.

    1. Whooper Swans

    2. Wasps.

    3. Raven.

    4. Red Deer.

    5. Two Robins singing to hold territories, one Blackbird singing and another alarm calling.

    6. Muntjac.

    7. No idea! Herring Gull?

    8. Fallow Deer.

  • Comment number 3.

    1: Annual Clown Honking championships or, Whooper Swans



    2: Horse Flies?



    3: Rook



    4: Farmer in outside loo morning after local village curry night (Vindaloo) or, Red Deer



    5: Robin with Blackbirds in back ground maybe a crow at the end, or sound recordist's belch.



    6: Muntjac?



    7: Witch practicing cackling techniques for Halloween or, a Fox



    8: Fallow Deer, kick starting a motorbike, in the woods.

  • Comment number 4.

    1. Whooper Swans

    2. Some sort of fly. Bluebottles or horse flies?

    3. Raven

    4. Red Deer stag

    5. Robin and blackbird medley

    6. Muntjac

    7. Duck? Or pine marten.

    8. Fallow Deer

  • Comment number 5.

    1. whooper swan

    2. house fly/bluebottle

    3. raven

    4. red deer

    5. robin (and blackbird)

    6. muntjac

    7. very butch squirrel???? or cormorant on a bad day

    8. fallow deer

  • Comment number 6.

    1. Whooper Swans

    2. Wasps.

    3. Raven.

    4. Red Deer.

    5. Robins declaring territory, with blackbirds in the background.

    6. Muntjac.

    7. Count Duckula! (Mallard?)

    8. Fallow Deer.

  • Comment number 7.

    Oooh some difficult ones...but at a guess



    1. Whooper swan

    2. Hornet

    3. Raven

    4. Red deer

    5. Robin (with blackbird in background)

    6. Muntjac deer

    7. Badger

    8. Fallow deer