It is officially springtime and our array of wonderful British wildlife is at large, many trailing newly minted young in their wake.
There are 23 different creatures in the picture above: can you spot them all and name their offspring (for example, sheep and lamb)?
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Scroll down for the answers once you've got as far as you can.
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And remember, no cheating....
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The answers
We know that there are myriad regional names for some creatures, so, if you give a correct answer that isn’t listed, take a point.
- bat and pup
- deer and fawn
- donkey and foal
- dove and squab
- eagle and eaglet
- eel and glass eel or elver
- fox and cub
- frog and tadpole
- goat and kid
- goose and gosling
- grasshopper and nymph
- hare and leveret
- hedgehog and hoglet
- horse and foal
- mole and pup
- mouse and pup or pinky
- peacock and peachick
- rabbit and kitten
- spider and spiderling
- swan and cygnet
- turkey and poult
- weasel and kit
- wild boar and piglet, boarlet or humbug
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