Physical Animals quiz

[sbmm]

Can anyone help please with the following. Answers are physical animals:

"Bird brings up the end of the line" (11 letters) - Answer starts with C
"Singer's horse was Anne of Cleves" (8,4 letters) - Answer starts with M

Thanks very much.

[caslass]

2 Flanders Mare

[caslass]

Sorry I think I have the wrong end of the stick here.

[ladyalex]

I think yu could be right, casslass......Anne of Cleves was the Flanders Mare and I've just googled Flanders to find that there is an Anton Flanders who is a singer.....unless sbmm can tell us different.......

[sbmm]

I think you are right thank you. The mare (horse) being the physical animal and Flanders (singer) from Flanders and Swann. Many thanks for your help.

[sbmm]

Ladyalex - we came to the same conclusion. Many thanks to you as well.

[ladyalex]

Forgot about Flanders and Swann....mud mud glorious mud....

[sbmm]

There's nothing quite like it for cooling the blood (I think!!!)

[ladyalex]

Twas on a monday morning that the gas man came to call....

[Quizmonkey]

Has no-one mentioned Cockfosters?

[sbmm]

Thanks Quizmonkey. That's brilliant.

Ladyalex - You know more than I do re Mud, glorious, mud. I would have to look it up!!

Thanks everyone.

[grasscarp]

I went to see At the Drop of Another Hat at the theatre when they sang that song. I was a child and I reviewed it on the radio in Children's Hour!

[sbmm]

Ladyalex - Had to look it up. Have never heard of that one. You learn something everyday!

Grasscarp - Talk about bringing back memories. Fantastic.

[ladyalex]

And there's always the Slow train to Midsomer Norton
and the classic Have some Madeira M'dear
They just don't write them like that nowadays.
Grasscarp I cannot tell you how envious I am of your having been to see them...I had to make do with radio and TV.....