DF WildKids – Puzzles and Quiz Collections

Dear Kids, Welcome to Puzzles and Quiz Pages of Kids Corner. In this page, every month new puzzles are added in all the following sections and you could play them any time. Happy Puzzling! Click on the images to play puzzles and Quiz. Write your comments / suggestions here..  

DF WildKids Magazine – September 2016

DF WildKids October 2016 edition will be published shortly. Dear Kids, Welcome to DF WildKids Magazine September 2016 video edition. Now, enjoy watching your DF WildKids video magazine and write your feedback to us and win amazing prizes!  Click on the play button to play the video magazine! Your player may take 10-20 seconds to load. Pause the video, if you need more time to read then play to move further. In this same page you could see your favorite puzzles too! Happy Watching!   Your browser does not support the video tag. Welcome to Puzzles and Quiz section of DF WildKids Magazine. In this page, every month new puzzles are added in all the following sections and you could play them any time. Happy Puzzling! Click on the images to play puzzles and Quiz. Write your comments / suggestions here.. DF WildKids Magazine – September 2016 – Video Version Contents: Editors Talk – Write your feedback and win prizes! Slide Show of this Month From a Birder’s Diary Amazing Facts Jungle Safari with Benny the Little Bear …  Hi, I’m Benny the Little Bear! Are you ready for a jungle safari?  Lets Go! The scientific name of Mongoose is […]

Lesser golden-backed woodpecker

This is a woodpecker found widely distributed in the Indian subcontinent. This is a female black-rumped flameback (lesser golden-backed) woodpecker. The female can be identified because the red in its crown does not reach forward till its forehead. The forehead is black and white in female birds whilst the male can be identified easily if the red crown extends till the forehead. This bird has white markings on black near the shoulder region. So the black-rumped flamebacks has patterned wings.The similar looking greater flameback has plain golden yellow wings. The rump i.e. the lower back above the tail of the bird, is black as their name suggests. In the greater flameback birds, the rump is red.

Black-rumped flameback woodpecker

This is a woodpecker found widely distributed in the Indian subcontinent. This is a female black-rumped flameback (lesser golden-backed) woodpecker. The female can be identified because the red in its crown does not reach forward till its forehead. The forehead is black and white in female birds whilst the male can be identified easily if the red crown extends till the forehead. This bird has white markings on black near the shoulder region. So the black-rumped flamebacks has patterned wings.The similar looking greater flameback has plain golden yellow wings. The rump i.e. the lower back above the tail of the bird, is black as their name suggests. In the greater flameback birds, the rump is red.

White-headed Babbler

The yellow-billed babbler or white-headed babbler is a member of the Leiothrichidae family endemic to southern India and Sri Lanka. The yellow-billed babbler is a common resident breeding bird in Sri Lanka and southern India.