Blackbird’s lunch

An activity sheet challenges users to find common foods that blackbirds eat. It shows pictures and tick boxes for items such as a snail, berry, nut, spider, caterpillar, beetle, two different seeds, a pine cone, a flying insect, and an earthworm. Users count how many “bird snacks” they can find and use a scoring guide to rate their success: 8 or more means “you are a survivor,” 5–8 means “you just make it,” and fewer than 5 means they will be very hungry. The sheet is branded by the New Forest National Park.