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Wood-hen in the hood - Roads End Naturalist
They are our largest woodpecker, from 16-19 inches in length (about the size of a crow). The Birds of the World Online compendium describes ...
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Lord Howe woodhen - Wikipedia
a flightless bird of the rail family, (Rallidae). It is endemic to Lord Howe Island off the Australian coast. It is currently classified as endangered by the ...
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Wood Hen - Friends of Congaree Swamp
An old name for these birds is wood hen, for they appear as nothing if not black chickens with red-crested heads, hunting for food on the swamp floor.
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wood-hen
ˈwood-hen [f. wood n.1 + hen n.] 1. A female woodcock. Now rare. Formerly, like the woodcock, often rendered as a tenant's due.1281–2 Yorkshire Inquis. (Yorks. Rec. Soc. 1892) I. 248 [One fowl at Christmas, called] le Wodehen. 1343 in Blount Fragm. Antiq. (1815) 358 Reddendo..et unam Wed⁓henne. 1371...
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Wood-hen : r/birding - Reddit
Pileated Woodpeckers. These birds always felt so exotic and special to me. Just hearing their call in the woods gives me goosebumps.
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Birds of KY: Pileated - Woodhen - 1 of 6 woodpeckers in Adair Co ...
The woodpecker sending large woodchips flying in all directions while searching for insects or excavating a nesting hole in a tree, known ...
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woodcock
woodcock, n. (ˈwʊdkɒk) Forms: see wood n.1 and cock n.1; also 2–3 wide cok, 4–5 wodekoc, 5 -kok, wodkoke, 6 wodkoce, Sc. widcoik. [Late OE. wudu-, wudecoc(c, f. wood n.1 and cock n.1 Appears in OF. as huitecox, witecos, videcos, etc., and in Norman dial. as videcoq.] 1. a. A migratory bird, Scolopax...
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Lord Howe Island Woodhen - The Australian Museum
The Lord Howe Island Woodhen is a large, olive brown, flightless bird. Its beak curves downwards and its eyes are red. Males are larger than females.
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pileated woodpecker - Roads End Naturalist
In its native land it was, and still is, commonly called, the log-cock…and because of its cackling cry, “wood-hen,” “laughing woodpecker,”… ~in Life Histories ...
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Woodhen Images – Browse 908 Stock Photos, Vectors, and Video
A weka (Gallirallus australis), also known as a Maori hen, or woodhen.
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Hen of the Woods (Maitake) | Missouri Department of Conservation
Looking like a ruffled chicken, the edible hen of the woods mushroom grows like large circular bouquet of spoon-shaped caps, each grayish brown on top and ...
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Lord Howe woodhen | Native animals - Environment and Heritage
Lord Howe woodhens are flightless brown birds about the size of a bantam. Females of the species are slightly smaller than the males, and their chicks are ...
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Maori
Maori, n. (a.) (‖ ˈmɑːɔri, ˈmaʊərɪ) Pl. Maori, Maori(e)s. [The native name: said to mean ‘of the usual kind’ (Morris Austral Eng.)] 1. a. A member of the Polynesian people inhabiting New Zealand. Also attrib. or adj. pertaining to this people or their language; absol. the language.1843 Penny Cycl. X...
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pheasant
pheasant (ˈfɛzənt) Forms: α. 3, 6 fesaund, (4 pl. -auns), 4–6 -aunt, -e, 4–7 -ant, 5 -antt, -annte, -awnt, -awante, -auntt, fasand, feisaunt, feysaund, -aunt, pl. -aunce, 5–6 fesande, -aund(e, -ante; 6 faysanne, -sant, feisant, fezant, feasaunt, -e, Sc. fasiane; 6–7 feasant, 7 feasan, 9 (dial.) feze...
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قائمة جزر البحر الكاريبي
كوراساو
كوراساو Largest Island
Klein Curaçao
Penso
الجزر الكاريبية الهولندية
بونير - Main island
Camia
Cow and Calf
Green Island
Guana Cay
Hen Cay
Big Joe Downer Cay
Big Lake Cay
Big Lloyd Cay
Big Major's Island
Big Pigeon Cay
Big Romers Cay
Big Thrift Harbour Cay
Big Whale Cay
Big Wood
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