Which Bird Has Only One Pub Named After It In The Uk,a Clue Is Its Close To A Roman Fort.

[mickman]

I've had no luck in find the answer ???

[sanmac]

Just a wild guess: The dodo?

[Mamyalynne]

The Turnstone ?

[gness]

Not sure but you could, if you haven't yet, try The Turnstone at Hopton.

[MargoTester]

Blackbird

[Mamyalynne]

Snap Gness, only a few miles from Caister which had a Roman encampment.

[Baldric]

Check this one out

"The Blackbird", which is on the Taunton to Wellington road,

Manor Farm is the remains of a Roman fort;

[gness]

That was my thinking, Mamya...x

[Fibonacci]

The Dotterel Inn ??
Reighton, Filey, North Yorkshire

[MargoTester]

Baldric -^ 15.57

[JJ109]

It isn't Blackbird - there is one in Earl's Court and another in Leicester.

[gness]

I think there may be a Blackbird pub in Earls Court?

[gness]

Ahhh....there is.... :-)

[webbo3]

theres an ostrich in Bristol, not sure how many more there are.

[shaneystar2]

The nearest Roman fort to the Turnstone pub in Hopton is at Burgh Castle about 5 miles away. Caister is much further, about ten miles.

[Birdfeeder]

think there is also a Turnstone pub in Great Yarmouth

[AuntLydia]

' The Dotterel' , Filey North Yorks.

There is a Roman Signal Station and I presume Fort on the coastline at Filey.

[Peter Pedant]

well it SHOULD be The Booby
on grounds of decency alone ( booby is a bird found in the west indies I undeerstand )

[mickman]

The answer was Cormorant