| PEWIT | Snipe withdraws, hiding a different bird (5) |
| MACAW | Parrot starts mimicking a different bird sound (5) |
| COWER | Quail as different bird holds way |
| OWL | Decapitate a fowl and it's a different bird altogether (3) |
| COCKATOO | Bird also goes round a different bird |
| YELLOWHAMMER | Chicken with batter - or a different bird |
| SKUA | Auks capsized a different bird (4) |
| SPLIT | "Piccolo", "pony" or "snipe" of champagne; a half-bottle of aerated water; a cream bun from Devon; or, a pudding with a sliced banana (5) |
| SCAPE | The cry of a snipe when flushed; the snipe itself; an old word for a getaway, slip or transgression; a suffix indicating a scene, as in land, moon or sea; or, the leafless flower stem of the amaryllis |
| WADER | Snipe, say, at a high boot (5) |
| PEWEE | Bird in centre of Snipe Weekly? (5) |
| EMPERORPENGUIN | Hiding quietly, preening emu or different bird? (7,7) |
| WISPS | Flocks of snipe; or, hand-plaited bundles of hay or straw used as part of a horse's traditional grooming kit (5) |
| PINES | Trees in which snipe are to be found (5) |
| PEEVE | Snipe eventually stuffed with grouse (5) |
| SPINE | Body part; snipe (anag.) (5) |
| SUPER | _ Snipe, classic Humber car (5) |
| STARTLING | Remarkably different bird, catching insect finally |
| KNOTS | Rope fastenings tied as part of essential skills at Scouts; units of nautical speed; or, wading birds related to sandpipers, turnstones and snipe (5) |
| BIRDS | Grouse and snipe |
