Tonight's Unsprung quiz
Join us tonight for the return of Unsprung on Ö÷²¥´óÐã2 at 9pm. We'll be welcoming back some familiar faces as well answering your questions about all things spring.
Of course, Unsprung wouldn't be Unsprung without Level-Headed Joe and a quiz. During the show you can post your answers to the quiz here and Level-headed Joe will let us know how you're getting on.
Update 5th June:
The answers to the quiz were:
1. A whale's ear bone
2. 3-5,000
3. A snipe drumming
Thanks for all who took part and please tune in for the next Unpsrung at 8pm, Thursday Ö÷²¥´óÐã Two. If you missed this week's you can catch up on Ö÷²¥´óÐã iPlayer.
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Comment number 1.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Nici wrote:Was the pub quiz working as it should the other night? Neither me or my mum could bring it up on our red button. We both have Sky, but it wasn't working for us. We managed to view the photographs last night though.
Springwatch is fantastic this year. Thank you to all of your for making my evenings for the next few weeks. I have been through a bit of a rough patch recently and you have lightened my life.
Chris, Kate, Simon and Martin, you are all wonderful. Congratulations Simon on your OBE!
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Comment number 2.
At 3rd Jun 2010, jeztorrance wrote:@Nici, there were problems with the Pub Quiz on Sky. We've put it up on the website so you can watch it here: /blogs/natureuk/2010/06/watch-again-springwatch-pub-qu.shtml
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Comment number 3.
At 3rd Jun 2010, fscd2 wrote:Hello there, not strictly related but dunno where else to ask/show these.
I have a bird that has died in an unusual position in my back garden please see the photos at:
Tags for flickr are Dead Sparrow 2010 fscd2
Thanks Mike.
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Comment number 4.
At 3rd Jun 2010, pondsdirect wrote:hi did any boffins make connnection like i did on last nights show with the bats and dolphins they communicate with whistles and clicks it would be a major breakthrough if ther was connection. regards allan darbyshire parbold lancs
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Comment number 5.
At 3rd Jun 2010, renhold_bob wrote:Great show and congratulations to Simon for his OBE, however, did he get this for wildlife work or impersonating `Kate Humble`, during his stint on Shetland i felt sure he attended a nordic festival as someone famous, namely Kate Humble, however is it just a coincedence that the two have never been seen in the same place together.
seriously tho a really great presentation of nature at its finest.
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Comment number 6.
At 3rd Jun 2010, shaun mellor wrote:We moved into our present house in Oct 2007 and we had House Martins nesting under the eaves the following year.The year after they returned but did not nest in the old nest. Quite a few birds showed interest but did not nest. Will they ever return to these old nests and should we leave them alone
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Comment number 7.
At 3rd Jun 2010, verreaux wrote:lucky we have sky so we can change to bbc england..or wales...or northen ireland to get unsprung... because it is nt on bbc scotland :( :O :O seems a bit unfair as unsprung is the bomb.
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Comment number 8.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Lesley wrote:Quiz
1 Whale's ear
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Comment number 9.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Mrs Mouse wrote:It's an elephant's eardrum!! It must be!
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Comment number 10.
At 3rd Jun 2010, me0w_me0w wrote:25 thousand
if im wrong can i have a back up answer of: a lot?
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Comment number 11.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Lesley wrote:25000 feathers on average on a songbird
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Comment number 12.
At 3rd Jun 2010, mary ann clark wrote:songbird B
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Comment number 13.
At 3rd Jun 2010, ChristinaZom wrote:5000 feathers on an average songbird...?
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Comment number 14.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Martyn Fordham wrote:Some sort of bracket fungi
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Comment number 15.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Nicola Main wrote:Darn I wish I could see it I'm in Scotland ...
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Comment number 16.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Sam wrote:A mushroom
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Comment number 17.
At 3rd Jun 2010, dulciedando wrote:whale eardrum
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Comment number 18.
At 3rd Jun 2010, kizzy1965uk wrote:Is it a fungi?
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Comment number 19.
At 3rd Jun 2010, GeordieBadger wrote:A whale's eardrum. I think a Sperm Whale.
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Comment number 20.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Richard Green wrote:It's a sheep's stomach
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Comment number 21.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Emsiecat wrote:25000 feathers on a songbird? I'm sure I read that somewhere.
That item looks almost like a conch shell.
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Comment number 22.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Sam wrote:Mushroom
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Comment number 23.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Jake Caveney wrote:25000 feathers
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Comment number 24.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Victor Bull wrote:We have a blackbird visiting us each day, nothing unusual, except it has no feathers on its head, will it survive and why has this happened?
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Comment number 25.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Dutch birder wrote:between 1000 and 5000 feathers on an average songbird.
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Comment number 26.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Cosper wosper wrote:Its a Whales Ear Drum
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Comment number 27.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Carol Monger wrote:To Nicola, find Ö÷²¥´óÐã England,that's what us in Scotland are doing! :)
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Comment number 28.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Flossie wrote:I agree with dulciedando...a whale's inner ear
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Comment number 29.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Richmonde wrote:Whale eardrum - I was going to say that!
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Comment number 30.
At 3rd Jun 2010, sainsburygal wrote:its a whales eardrum!!!
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Comment number 31.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Jen Jones wrote:A whale's eardrum?
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Comment number 32.
At 3rd Jun 2010, ciderguard wrote:A wasps nest, says the missus
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Comment number 33.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Livvy wrote:A whales eardrum! Although everyones' beat me to it!
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Comment number 34.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Dean Armstrong wrote:Killer Whale's ear drum
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Comment number 35.
At 3rd Jun 2010, verreaux wrote:1. whale ear drum?
and 2. 25000 feathers :)
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Comment number 36.
At 3rd Jun 2010, tilly1504 wrote:Whale ear :)
(may dad has one on his mantle piece! think he got it either in faulkland island or antarctica??? can't remeber the story!)
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Comment number 37.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Rural Essex Girl wrote:Item is a whales's ear bone
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Comment number 38.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Nature-Rach wrote:I think the first item is a petrified shedded skin off a reptile.
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Comment number 39.
At 3rd Jun 2010, indychick_uk wrote:mystery item is a whale eardrum I think
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Comment number 40.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Badgerbob wrote:Got to be 25000 feathers
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Comment number 41.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Emsiecat wrote:I was also guessing an eardrum of some kind for that item due to the shape (like a shell), it must be from something huge, a whale?
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Comment number 42.
At 3rd Jun 2010, tracyoldroyd wrote:i think the tray is a kangaroo pouch
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Comment number 43.
At 3rd Jun 2010, christhechemist wrote:1. basking shark ear bone?
2. 5000 feathers on songbird
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Comment number 44.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Cosper wosper wrote:from a humpback whale most likely
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Comment number 45.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Ian156 wrote:Is your mystery object a howler monkey voice box?
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Comment number 46.
At 3rd Jun 2010, yellowapplejelly wrote:im going to guess a song bird has 5000 feathers
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Comment number 47.
At 3rd Jun 2010, katie sargent wrote:an ear ...of an otter
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Comment number 48.
At 3rd Jun 2010, ginbat wrote:Funny conch shell thingy - whale eardrum?
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Comment number 49.
At 3rd Jun 2010, holliesdragon wrote:Is the thingy on the nature table a whale's eardrum?
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Comment number 50.
At 3rd Jun 2010, kittyducati wrote:is it a whales ear bone
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Comment number 51.
At 3rd Jun 2010, sprokitt wrote:The same thing happened to me, the quiz wasnt on the red button - thought it was my sky!!
Love the programme - wish it was on all the time
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Comment number 52.
At 3rd Jun 2010, sander wrote:You were holding the ear bone of a whale, I say a minke whale at leaast looking at the size. Here in the Netherlands we find those fossilized at our coast in Zeeland. I just returned from Dorset two weeks ago and it is great to see it all back! Love you guys all, greetings sander gerstel
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Comment number 53.
At 3rd Jun 2010, tracyoldroyd wrote:change mi mind a whale eardrum
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Comment number 54.
At 3rd Jun 2010, andynew2 wrote:Looks like some sort of mollusc, perhaps a conch
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Comment number 55.
At 3rd Jun 2010, indychick_uk wrote:specifically the bulla which houses the cochlea
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Comment number 56.
At 3rd Jun 2010, deantheboybell wrote:Its a fossilised kidney from a bear!
And they have 5000 feathers.
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Comment number 57.
At 3rd Jun 2010, sarahesm wrote:the mystery object is, i think, a whale's eardrum, or maybe a dolphin!
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Comment number 58.
At 3rd Jun 2010, nuthatch4 wrote:Hi guys, can i just say that unsprung is one of the best extra programs ever and i look forward to it every week since it is very informative and fun to watch
keep it up! :D
Nuthatch4
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Comment number 59.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Alex P wrote:Is it a conk shell? :)
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Comment number 60.
At 3rd Jun 2010, emilyjohnston wrote:1. Is it some sort of ear bone from a large mammal that has been washed up and used as a mouse house.
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Comment number 61.
At 3rd Jun 2010, darlingpoglepie wrote:I think the object is a Whale Ear/eardrum!
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Comment number 62.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Gemma Gary wrote:This comment was removed because the moderators found it broke the house rules. Explain.
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Comment number 63.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Sam wrote:Mabye it's a fungi
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Comment number 64.
At 3rd Jun 2010, denzybabes wrote:i think tonights item is a sperm whales eardrum
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Comment number 65.
At 3rd Jun 2010, joshuahartley wrote:is it what Rams used to make their making call??
Joshua Hartley 18 romsey Love watching your show every evening
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Comment number 66.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Gemmiedodger wrote:Hmm, not sure I am posting on the right page - but that there thing on the tray looks like a Whales Eardrum.
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Comment number 67.
At 3rd Jun 2010, janed wrote:Hi all
My husband thinks the object is a ear drum of a whale
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Comment number 68.
At 3rd Jun 2010, chloe wrote:conch shell maybe
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Comment number 69.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Wolf666 wrote:Its a whaltes eardrum. Whalers used to paint faces on them.
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Comment number 70.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Mark wrote:We think the object is a disused nest
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Comment number 71.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Wildlife_watcher wrote:dried mushroom
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Comment number 72.
At 3rd Jun 2010, chris peck em wrote:First item looks like an orca's ear drum
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Comment number 73.
At 3rd Jun 2010, emilyjohnston wrote:1. my other half things it's an undelveloped large egg!
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Comment number 74.
At 3rd Jun 2010, watcherdi wrote:25,000 feathers
Whale ear bone
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Comment number 75.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Gemma Gary wrote:Is the first item on the nature tray a whale's ear?
Gemma Gary from Cornwall
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Comment number 76.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Richmonde wrote:So it's part of a whale's inner ear. Cochlea?
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Comment number 77.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Sam wrote:25000
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Comment number 78.
At 3rd Jun 2010, katylou wrote:i think that it is some sort of internal area of an elephants. Maybe part of its brain or some point of its body
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Comment number 79.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Carol Monger wrote:Snipe?
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Comment number 80.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Dean Armstrong wrote:25,000 feathers
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Comment number 81.
At 3rd Jun 2010, ChristinaZom wrote:snipe-kate's question
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Comment number 82.
At 3rd Jun 2010, tracyoldroyd wrote:some kind of dear
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Comment number 83.
At 3rd Jun 2010, mary ann clark wrote:no idea
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Comment number 84.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Mrs Mouse wrote:I think the sound is a capercaillie!
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Comment number 85.
At 3rd Jun 2010, The_Wrook wrote:Hoopooe? Bird thing?
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Comment number 86.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Livvy wrote:Is it a Grouse or a Curlew?
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Comment number 87.
At 3rd Jun 2010, holliesdragon wrote:It's a curlew Kate x
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Comment number 88.
At 3rd Jun 2010, alexwaddy10 wrote:otter
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Comment number 89.
At 3rd Jun 2010, JJ wrote:Whales inner ear
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Comment number 90.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Lesley wrote:is it a Nightjar?
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Comment number 91.
At 3rd Jun 2010, darlingpoglepie wrote:I think the noise is a Snipe
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Comment number 92.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Cosper wosper wrote:Nightjar
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Comment number 93.
At 3rd Jun 2010, deantheboybell wrote:Kates quiz
A cold sheep.
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At 3rd Jun 2010, Sam wrote:A bird of some kind!
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At 3rd Jun 2010, Jake Caveney wrote:Nightjar
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Comment number 96.
At 3rd Jun 2010, Nature-Rach wrote:To Kate's question :- Badger?
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At 3rd Jun 2010, Caryk wrote:Is the item Chris chose a whale/dolphin eardrum?
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At 3rd Jun 2010, pipthepoogey wrote:is it a fosilised fungi
25000 feathers
is it a nightjar?
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At 3rd Jun 2010, chris peck em wrote:Sound could be a Nightjar
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At 3rd Jun 2010, Phillippa Russell wrote:Answer to Kate's question is Night Jar
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