-
trout that swim; Fresh-firecoal chestnut-falls;
finches' wings; Landscape
plotted and
pieced — fold,
fallow, and plough; And áll trádes,
their gear...
-
suitable habitat.
Atlapetes pallidiceps thrives in
regenerating landslides and
fallow fields at
elevations of 1,650 to 1,950 meters. This bird's habitat, concentrated...
- the
closely related African silverbill (Euodice cantans). This
estrildid finch is a
common resident breeding bird in the
drier regions of the
Middle East...
- 1169, many deer
parks were
established in the new
Lordship of Ireland. The
fallow deer is not
native to
Ireland and is
believed to have been
introduced at...
- Stone, the
minister character. It
alludes to Jean
Louise Finch's view of her father,
Atticus Finch, as the
moral comp**** ("watchman") of Maycomb, Alabama...
-
locality as New York.
Gmelin based his own
description on
those for the "gr****
finch" that had been
described by John
Latham in 1783 and by
Thomas Pennant in...
- do****ented
mutations found in
captive Bourke's parrots; such as yellow, Isabel,
fallow and pink or rosa. The rosa
mutation is
particularly common in aviculture...
-
today are deer. The red deer is the
largest species, with roe deer and
fallow deer also prominent; the
latter was
introduced by the Normans. Sika deer...
-
family Emberizidae, a
group now
separated by most
modern authors from the
finches, Fringillidae. It
breeds across southern Europe, on the
Mediterranean islands...
- and was the
beginning of a what his
biographer Shaun Considine calls a "
fallow period." He
agreed to do
novel adaptations,
which he had
previously shunned...
