| I would, Pit_trout, but I don't believe it would be accurate to say that. The Great Horned Owl covers all of the Americas and the West Indies, The American crow covers the US, Canada, Northern Mexico and many caribbean islands, the Mallard in N. America, Europe and parts of Asia and Oceania, Canada Geese have been introduced in most of Europe and are natural to Russia, China and Japan, the Loon winters in N. Europe and the Britsh Isles, the Kookaburra is native to Australia, the European Starling is native to Europe and Asia, the Puffin is found in France, the UK, Iceland, Canada and the extreme northern US, etc. Many of the others are strictly New World birds, but most have coverage through N. America and S. America. I could say that most are New World birds, but I'm not certain that would be accurate either. Greatly appreciate the kind words and the suggestion- and would be open to thoughts on ways to appropriately designate the quiz. Thanks! |
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