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Birds.
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Please can anyone help with the following :
9. Donned for a terminal sentence (8).
10. In the U.S. they hang it out to show solidarity with
the troops (6,7).
14. A communist complaint (3,6) red ??????.
22. Vigil for a dead puss. (9).
25. Cautiously, quietly takes the trunk route (11).
41. Riddled to have made an owl howl. But it
was jealous too. (5,10).
44. Any more for it ? Sadly not as many as once there were (7). Thanks again
9. Donned for a terminal sentence (8).
10. In the U.S. they hang it out to show solidarity with
the troops (6,7).
14. A communist complaint (3,6) red ??????.
22. Vigil for a dead puss. (9).
25. Cautiously, quietly takes the trunk route (11).
41. Riddled to have made an owl howl. But it
was jealous too. (5,10).
44. Any more for it ? Sadly not as many as once there were (7). Thanks again
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The answer to 44 will certainly be 'skylark'. Earlier, I clicked on this question to give that as the answer but tyrepill had beaten me to it. tyrepill is correct.
It is obviously a 'generation thing' as I remember the cry well from my childhood visits to the seaside.
"there are not as many as there once were" could equally apply to the boatmen, and to the actual birds which are becoming scarcer.
It is obviously a 'generation thing' as I remember the cry well from my childhood visits to the seaside.
"there are not as many as there once were" could equally apply to the boatmen, and to the actual birds which are becoming scarcer.
Further to my comments above, I was perhaps exposed to the cry more than others as it was brighton Beach I used to visit. See this link:
http://www.buses.co.uk/history/fleethist/846fc .htm
http://www.buses.co.uk/history/fleethist/846fc .htm