-
using accents,
lists Tui as the
bird's English name.
Early European colonists called it the
parson bird or mocking-
bird but
these names are no
longer used...
-
loanwords from Māori,
mainly the
names of
birds, plants,
fishes and places. For example, the kiwi, the
national bird,
takes its name from te reo. "Kia ora"...
- King
Bailey Parsons Jr. (born June 11, 1950) is a
former professional wrestler better known by his ring name
Iceman King
Parsons.
Parsons started wrestling...
- not
closely related to any
other living species tūī the
parson bird weka a
flightless bird of the rail
family wētā a
large native insect,
similar to...
- A
parson-naturalist was a
cleric (a "
parson",
strictly defined as a
country priest who held the
living of a parish, but the term is
generally extended...
- "Mickey/Jack"
Parsons Jr. and
teacher Judy Ann (née McKnight). His sister,
Julie Ann
Parsons, is also a teacher.
After playing the role of the Kola-Kola
bird in...
-
Scopus is a
genus of
wading birds containing the
hamerkop (Scopus umbretta) and its
extinct Pliocene relative,
Scopus xenopus. This
genus is the sole...
-
variegatus Lesson, RP, 1830 (western
central Australia)
Prosthemadera Tūī or
parson bird.
Prosthemadera novaeseelandiae (Gmelin, JF, 1788)
Anthornis New Zealand...
- a
party that shot an
endangered bird during a trip to New Zealand's sub-Antarctic
islands in
December 1989. The
bird was a light-mantled
albatross and...
-
include the white-necked stork, white-headed stork,
bishop stork and
parson-
bird. More recently, the
African and
Asian po****tions are
considered to be...
