- spur-winged
plover (Vanellus spinosus) is a
lapwing species, one of a
group of
largish waders in the
family Charadriidae. The spur-winged
lapwing was formally...
-
wattled plover or
simply wattled lapwing, is a
large lapwing, a
group of
largish waders in the
family Charadriidae. It is a
resident breeder in most of...
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augmentative suffixes -oni, -one,
meaning 'large'.
Other suffixes like -otti '
largish', and -acci 'rough,
badly made', may also occur. In Italian, all pasta...
- in
South America; many oceanic-island endemics. Maritime.
Smallish to
largish (65–80 cm),
typically black above,
white below, and with bare
yellow or...
-
vagrant was
photographed in Gambell, Alaska, in
October 2017. This is a
largish warbler. The
adult has an
unstreaked grey-brown back,
whitish grey underparts...
- very much
taller than it is wide. Mascle: a
voided lozenge (i.e. with a
largish lozenge-shaped hole)
Rustre (very rare): a
lozenge pierced (i.e. with a...
- as well as ****orted non-cracid
gamebirds (such as New
World quails) and
largish p****erines. In Tikal, Guatemala, the most
often identified avian prey on...
-
illustrate an
Outside Context Problem was
imagining you were a
tribe on a
largish,
fertile island; you'd
tamed the land,
invented the
wheel or
writing or...
-
tongue can be
darted forward to
capture insects. The
lesser yellownape is a
largish species at 27 cm in length. It has a
typical wood**** shape. The upperparts...
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clades of this family,
corresponding to the
generally drab,
often striped,
largish "atypical mynas" and
other mainly Asian-Pacific lineages, and the often...
