1. Let's start with an easy species...a Downy Woodpecker. The question is...HOW can you tell this is a female?
2. I pale in comparison to my male counterpart. Literally.
3. Multiple females of the following species look similar to this bird, one species in particular.
4. I'm brownish. Pretty much all of these species have brownish females. You're on your own...
5. I'm pretty! Just not as colorful as a male of my species.
6. I'm a female dabbling duck. Some are REALLY difficult, but I have some distinguishing features.
7. I am wet and bedraggled a bit in this photo, but still pretty and colorful! Oh...and can I repeat, this quiz may not be totally fair?
8. Yeah. Another dabbling duck. Good luck.
9. Ok, you deserve a break. Even the females of my species are distinctive.
10. I'm actually more colorful than my male counterpart.
11. The orangish wash on my throat helps to separate me from my closest relative.
12. Check that bill before deciding whether it's an Oriole or Tanager. Then...which one?
13. You don't need help here. This is a species that used to be only found in one half of the country, but now can be found in both the East and West.
14. Witchy-witchy-witchy calls drive me WILD!!!
15. You know, male Blue-winged Teal kind of have a similar white patch in front of the eye. I ain't no Blue-winged Teal!!
16. I'm similar to the male, but someone turned my 'saturation' color level down.
17. I'm a brownish, blackbirdish type of species. ID me. I dare you.
18. I'm a Belted Kingfisher female. Now that we've settled that...how can you tell I'm a female?
19. Let's do that again. I'm a female Gilded Flicker. What distinguishes me from a male?
20. Hint: I'm not a penguin.
