Raddle #335Wingspan Birds

From SCREECH to OWL

co-written with Elizabeth Hargrave
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Sun, January 25, 2026
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SCREECH
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Clues, out of order

Add an M to SCREECH and anagram to get an artist of illusions (not a rapper)
An SCREECH's ________ can be over 2 meters
Drop the first half of SCREECH to get a singer
Fictional bear that is SCREECH backwards
SCREECH football player
Forecast that sounds like "SCREECH"
SCREECH's onetime partner
SCREECH's wisest friend with an unoriginal name
Term for a SCREECH earring
The board game SCREECH takes place over four ________s
Where it's been SCREECH for 17 seasons

About this Raddle

The Eastern Screech-Owls live near humans, but because they're small and nocturnal, they're rarely seen.

Theme: Wingspan Birds

This week's Raddles, featuring some of our favorite birds from the game Wingspan, were co-written with Wingspan's designer (and Raddle fan) Elizabeth Hargrave! 🎉 🐦 Wingspan, which releases their Americas expansion this week, is one of my favorite board games, in no small part because every card in the game features a different bird, with a gorgeous illustration and an interesting fact about that bird. In our house, we have a rule that you have to announce the bird fact to the table when you play a bird. For the birds featured this week, we're including the bird fact from the game.