The picture challenges you to find 12 baby pheasants. Some are immediately visible, while smaller chicks are partly tucked behind the larger birds.
Can You Spot All 12 Baby Pheasants?
These fluffy, brown-and-gold baby pheasants are gathered in a sunny patch of flowers and grass. At first glance, the larger chicks command most of your attention. Look again, though, and you may notice smaller faces peeking out from behind wings and between bodies.
Before checking the answer, try scanning the image from left to right. Each time you find a bird, remember its position so you don’t accidentally count it twice.
The Picture’s Intended Answer
12 baby pheasants. That’s the total stated in the challenge. The tricky part is finding the less obvious chicks, especially those partly concealed by larger birds.
A Tip for Counting Puzzles
When animals overlap, count distinct heads rather than patches of feathers. Check the lower edge of the group and the spaces under the wings. How many could you spot at first glance?
