This is bird note with a special April Fool's Day quiz for you.

Only one of the birds we're about to hear is real.

See if you can tell which one and let us know at birdno.org for a chance to win a prize.

Here is our first bird.

The gray go-away bird of southern Africa is smoky gray with a tall

wispy crest. Favering open woodlands and thorn savanna gray-go-away birds

are known for their loud and nasal

no we calls often alerting other birds that there's a photographer nearby.

Here is our second bird.

The green treasure snatcher of Ecuador is a large ground-dwelling bird with a scaly head that almost resembles a box turtle.

They're known for snatching jewelry and other shiny objects from travelers

and hoarding it in deep burrows. And finally, bird number three. The zombie crossbill of Eastern Europe is often observed plucking the brains out of grasshopper heads.

Omega-3 is another fatty acids found in brains.

Help zombie crossbills fuel up for their long journey south each winter.

Visit birdnote.org to let us know which bird you think is real and for your chance to win a prize. From Bird Note, happy April

full's day. I'm Nick Byard. You're going to be.