SubscribeHave you ever seen a bird in a tool chest?
There are no hidden objects here; for a hint on how to solve, check out this similar antique puzzle card.
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Square Pegs in Round Holes
June 6th, 2007 |
Filed under: Brain Teasers and Puzzles, Lateral Thinking Puzzles, Picture Puzzles, Puzzle Cards, Smartkit All Posts
a woodpecker
Yellowhammer?
(Update: 2 answers above by Jason and Dee I Why, previously hidden, now unamsked)
only 1 persron has gotten the official answer so far; will hold off for about another day before unmasking submissions.
No, I haven’t.
I will show him to you soon, Scott
What I got so far is…
Book
I(can’t find/think of anything)
Ruler
Drill
the first letters should spell bird I think.
Dee I Why- Yellowhammer is the official answer on the puzzle card
Jason-woodpecker seems to be a pretty good answer too
Ian-you sure there isn’t a tool in there that begins with ‘I’?
I don’t know all of the tool names in there. I am not a tool person.
ohhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!
an ice pick.
Book
Icepick
Ruler
Drill
now it spells bird.
I - instruction booklet
isnt that an Icepick behind the saw?
erm… nevermind Ian already used “book” for B… i’m not a tool person either.
Charity & Ian- yes, that’s exactly what I was thinking! Good pick-up!
Mark- Instruction Book is a a good thought; maybe we can use ‘Box’ for B?
How about a WRENch?
Didn’t see the Wren before, Sal. Nice!
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