Congratulations! You've found an egg!
Collect the letters on each egg and unscramble them to find our secret phrase! You can find the instructions and other clues on this page.Â
Activity: Do some wildlife yoga.
It's really important to keep moving, even if you are stuck inside. Have a go at imitating some favourite animal poses.Â
Activity: Take some time to stop and listen
Birds are very active at this time of year as they prepare to nest. Open a window, stand outside or visit your local reserve and have a listen to the sounds.Â
You can also read about how Rebekah listens to wildlife noises.
What can you hear?
Have you cracked the code?
If you've found all 10 eggs, don't forget to go back to the first page or click the button below to request a copy of the solutions and more activities for you to do.Â
Request solutions and additional activities
Did you know?
Robin at Chettisham Meadow NR by Richard Nicoll_05Apr2011
Robin
Robins are probably the most recognisable bird in the UK. They are often quite brave so you can get closer and watch them sing.
They have a very musical call made up of 10 or so cheery whistles.Â
Fox - Jon Hawkins - Surrey Hills Photography
Fox
Red foxes are generally quite silent as they prowl about but they do bark. As they are small, it's quite a high-pitched noise.Â
They are the only wild member of the dog family and are mostly nocturnal.Â
| rabbit by Jon Hawkins |
Rabbit
Despite being generally hard to hear as they scamper off and hide quickly when they see or hear someone, rabbits actually make a range of noises, from clicking, snorting, grunting and even purring!Â
Rabbits live in large groups in underground burrow systems known as ‘warrens’.Â
Easter break activities
Don't forget that we are running some other activities you can take part in over the holidays.Â
Matthew Roberts
Child and family membership
The best way to learn about all the ways you can connect with nature is to join your Wildlife Trust. You'll get loads of fun stuff and help protect local wildlife and wild places!