Wildlife Trust Quiz Bird Clues

[p-potter]

The answers all contain the word bird or the name of a bird. I've three to get. Can you help?
1. They can be seen here in winter(6,7)
2.And their cousins go to America. (5,5)
3. An Edwardian Music Hall entertainer(10,7)

[TOMMO33]

Canary Islands perhaps.

[gen2]

2. Canada Geese?

[p-potter]

Thanks for your reply,TOMMO33, but why would it be Canary Islands? Am I missing something?
Also thanks to gentu.I thought it might be Canada Geese but can't work out who their cousins are that we see here in the winter.

[bixa80]

Perhaps the Edwardian Music Hall entertainer is a type of warbler?

[quinie]

3 I can only think of sword swallowing but doesn't fit letters

[p-potter]

Thanks for the suggestion, Quinie. I think you might be on the right lines because it doesn't seem to be anyone's actual name.

[TheWinner]

Hi Q.
3. Moustached warbler?

[quinie]

I think you've got it,TW!! I couldn't find that when I checked warbler but it certainly sounds OK-better than my swallower. Long past my bedtime-good-night

[TheWinner]

Goodnight Q.
Past my bedtime too.
p.s. to all,
ignore any answer I may give from this point onwards!.
too much vino callapso!
Goodnight everybody, see you soon.

[p-potter]

Thanks Bixa80 andThe Winner. I too think you,ve got it! Great!
Now what do you think 'They can be seen here in winter (6,7)' might be?

[TheWinner]

Possibly the Barnacle Goose.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/...e/life/Barnacle_Goose

I know nothing about birds, found using Google.

[TheWinner]

Cancel that last one, not the right amount of letters. Am going out now, will have to check back later. (That's what you get for rushing!).