well thought out grid ... lots of red herrings ... great!

Brilliant!

nice

DalmatiAn and UsbOrne are the correct spellings, otherwise a
brilliant grid.

I enjoy the bird references. Very good grid. CAWCAW CAWCAW

I absolutely disagree. If one of the clues is spelt wrong, how are you supposed to know whether it is deliberate or not? It undermines the whole concept.

Usually 1 spelling mistake will/could wreck the grid.

This was such a nice easy, well-made grid that I didn't have time to notice the spelling mistakes.

Nice :)

It's Pelicon crossing not pelican. And I have not heard of toucan crossing

Think it's pelican crossing actually.

Apologies,it's both!

Lots of publishing red herrings but you need to be English to get the crossings

my sort of grid!!

Liked the mix and not too difficult. Though it would be good to correct Dalmatian and Usborne, Spellings don't matter too much here as the clues could not be anything else

Good Grid- fairly easy

Great

Found it a bit difficult with road crossings as I have never heard about any other then Zebra

I got all ten points, but I do admit to having guessed quite a bit. There are so many answers that fit into different categories. The spotted ones are the ones that got me the most. It requires you to think, but isn’t too hard and doesn’t require specialist knowledge.

Got confused with toucan crossing. Never heard of it. Very satisfying grid

I loved this one. Initially so confusing and then the clouds part.

Admittedly put print for leapord, Vista, Android and Linux because of leapord and Vista. Thanks for giving me a seven, cauldron.

Penguin isn’t actually a children’s book publisher - they publish for all ages. Puffin is Penguin’s exclusively children's brand I believe

Country specific jargon (in this case road crossings) make it more difficult for people not from that country.
I just entered "publishers" which was accepted.
Android and Linux are operating systems that have several versions. Leopard and Vista are individual versions of Mac OS X and Windows respectively.

dalmatian spelt wrong

Dalmatian spelt incorrectly

Good but not a challenge.

Measles in Spots line a bit dubious!

too hard for me

Dalmatian misspelt: FAIL.

Dalmatian misspelt: FAIL.

Linux is not an operating system, it's a kernel. Android uses Linux.

A Toucan crossing? Don't think so. Plus Dalmation blunder.

Usborne are a publisher, not Usbourne

Enjoyed this one, but leaning more towards medium I think. A Toucan crossing is one that allows bicycles to cross as well. There is one outside our local Asda ...

Lots of good crossovers, confusing but clever

I bet the seppos loved this one

the crossing types mean zero to us americans

Clever!

the crossing types mean little to some Brits too

The operating systems connection isn't quite valid; Android and Linux are operating systems, Vista and Leopard are versions of operating systems.

Agree with Andrew's comment.

It's Dalmatian, not Dalmation... that had me scratching my head for a while! :-)

Ignore the negatives - this is a good one 👍

25 secs left, 100% and feel really satisfied. It was a good puzzle but can not be deemed hard. Enjoyed it and thanks for setting it.

👏

@gerry me too! but i'm forain what's ur excuse

It should be "dalmatian", not dalmetian. I

Fairly easy once you sorted out the categories

Nice...

The publisher is Usborne, NOT Usbourne

More medium than hard

I'm a Brit and I've never heard of a toucan or puffin crossing.

good wall

good, book publishers got me

I'd never heard of Toucan or Puffin crossings either, but fortunately I solved it without that group and since I knew two of them were crossings, it was a logical guess.
Playful: that is why the option to select by where the grid is from exists. I only do UK ones because American Sports, TV and brands are near impossible for me.

Henry: I hope you're not a driver then because you obviously haven't read the highway code where all the different crossings are set out.

good puzzle

Spelling issues aside I learned a lot of new things!

dude your spellings tho

Good grid - just the right number of red herrings to make you think.

Typo on "Dalmatian"