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Bird Quiz Primer Tutorial<\/p><\/div>\n

In Australia, a lot of our wildlife is of the bird variety, and you may want to research the Wallace Line<\/a> for further research into why this is the case. The variety of birdlife can be tremendous, even in urban areas.<\/p>\n

My sister lives in a great part of Australia for birdlife, and thanks to her great photography, and, no doubt, patience, today’s new …<\/p>\n


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… game asks quite a bit of the user as far as identifying (today’s fast and small) birds goes, but there are lots of Australians into ornithology, as, no doubt, in other parts of the world.<\/p>\n

We’ve based the game on an image in a form without the local knowledge, and if the user completes the quiz, revealing that local knowledge, in the image map form (and thanks to mobilefish<\/a> here) of bird_quiz.html<\/a>‘s Bird Quiz<\/a> you can try below …<\/p>\n