At first glance, this bird puzzle looks like a simple 3-by-3 arrangement, so it is easy to answer 9.
But look closely at the bird in the bottom-left corner. There is a much smaller yellow bird hiding beside it near the tree.
That extra bird changes the total.
Count the eight other single birds, then add the two birds together in the bottom-left spot.
Answer: There are 10 birds in the picture.
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