Zoologist: A Monthly Journal of Natural HistoryWest, Newman, 1888 |
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Términos y frases comunes
Abul Fazl adult animals appeared April Badger Bank Vole Black Redstart breeding British Birds Capt captured caught coast collection colony colour common Common Terns contained Crows Curlew Curlew Sandpiper doubt Duck Dunlin eggs exhibited feathers feeding female fish fisheries flying four Grey Plovers Gulls habits heard insects interesting island July June killed large flock large number Little Stints Long-tailed Ducks male Manx Shearwater migration miles month Museum naturalist neighbourhood nest Norfolk Norwich noticed observed obtained occurred pair Pallas's Sand Grouse pearls Pigeons plumage probably Prof Rabbits recorded remarks reported river rock Rooks roost Sand Grouse Sanderlings Sandpiper says season seen Shearwaters shore shot Snakes Society Sparrows species specimen Stock Dove stomach summer taken Terns Thrush trees twenty visited Whale Whimbrel Whiskered Bat wild wing winter Wolves woods Zool Zoological Zoologist
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