[Answer] 3. Cuculus canorus. This species is another of our well known summer visitors that is more often heard than seen. It is Britain's only parasitic bird, with the female laying a single egg in the nests of an unfortunate reed warbler or meadow pipit.

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...1. blackbird 2. moorhen 3. pheasant 4. cuckoo Cuckoos are very attractive dove sized birds with steel grey upper parts and striking barred white under parts. After hatching, the young Cuckoo will tip all other eggs and chicks out of the nest leaving itself as the sole beneficiary of all its foster parents' attention. Due to recent decline in numbers, cuckoos are an RSPB Amber List species.

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