| TITLING | Calling a bird a fish |
| COCKROACH | A bird, a fish and an insect |
| FILLTHEBILL | For some birds a fish perhaps will suffice (4,3,4) |
| CALL | A summons with a shout or a name; a cry of a bird; a demand; an inner urge or sense of vocation; a short visit; or, a signal by bell or trumpet (4) |
| PIP | Word for a single blossom; a lily of the valley rhizome; a chirp of a bird; a dot on a domino; or, from the name of an apple grown from seed, a tiny fruitlet or kernel of a Bramley, Cox, grape, strawb |
| PIPE | A note of a bird; a flute, oat or other musical tube, imitative of such a cheep or chirp; or, something thusly cylindrical, such as a clay, duct, hose or a stick for curling a wig (4) |
| SONG | Musical composition for voices such as an aria, carol, lullaby or sea shanty; melodious vocalisation of a bird; a poem; a fuss; or, a trifle (4) |
| BITTERN | Snapped a bird - a wading bird |
| JAY | A bird, a name, a letter |
| WRYNECK | A twisted position for a bird, a jinx by the sound of it (7) |
| BUSTARD | A bird a doctor reared is under arrest (7) |
| MERLIN | A bird; a magician |
| KITE | A bird; a toy |
| TURKEY | A bird; a country |
| PEEP | Cry of a bird. A little gander (4) |
| TITBIT | For a bird, a little tasty morsel (6) |
| SKY | Where to see a bird a plane or Superman |
| COO | The sound of a bird-a tailless one (3) |
| ITS | Word before "a bird," "a plane" and Superman |
| PAYTHETERN | Give a bird a monetary reward? |
