This bird-counting puzzle contains 11 birds.
Start with the eight larger birds sitting clearly on the branches: a blue jay, cardinal, goldfinch, chickadee, bluebird, robin, wren, and dove.
Then look carefully for three smaller birds hiding in the scene:
– 1 tucked among the leaves on the left
– 1 peeking through the leaves near the upper-right branch
– 1 tiny hummingbird near the flowers at the bottom
8 large birds + 3 hidden birds = 11.
The correct answer is 11 birds.
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