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these are collective names of animals
just one needed if any one can help
lurk on your tod?
thanks

Mr Tod is a fox in Beatrix Potter.
Collective noun for foxes is a skulk.
Chambers gives skulk as to hide or lurk, planning mischief

thanks ab i had got thay but couldnt work out why forgot about beatrix potter

You didn't need Beatrix Potter - if you look up tod in the dictionary, it's a Scottish word for a fox, a sly person and Tod-lowrie is a nickname for a fox

Re question 48
I think the animal involved is obvious but what is the collective term relating to eyes that didn't water - or am I missing something or being incredibly dim?

What is the question, please, for those of us who do not have the quiz?

Hazel has bright eyes that didn't water

Hazel was a rabbit in the book "Watership Down" about rabbits. Bright Eyes was the song from the film.
Is it a colony of rabbits?

i have put a down of rabbits as in watership DOWN

It is a colony of rabbits. One might alternatively refer to a bury, drove, flick, kindle, leash, nest, trace, warren or wrack of rabbits, but not a down; a downland is an area of open chalk hills. HTH.