- A
phalarope is any of
three living species of slender-necked s****birds in the
genus Phalaropus of the bird
family Scolopacidae.
Phalaropes are close...
-
Naturae for the
tenth edition in 1758, he
included the red
phalarope and
placed it with
phalaropes and
sandpipers in the
genus Tringa.
Linnaeus included a...
- Wilson's
phalarope (Phalaropus tricolor) is a
small wader. This bird, the
largest of the
phalaropes,
breeds in the
prairies of
North America in western...
-
Systema Naturae for the
tenth edition, he
placed the red-necked
phalarope with the
phalaropes and
sandpipers in the
genus Tringa.
Linnaeus included a brief...
- USFC
Phalarope was an
American fish
culture and
fisheries science research vessel that
operated along the
coast of New England. She was part of the fleet...
-
several sandpipers, but are
smaller than
females in the knots, curlews,
phalaropes and godwits. The ****es are
similarly sized in the snipes, wood**** and...
-
eventually breaks the
apartheid law
outlawing ****
between blacks and whites.
Phalaropes are s****
birds found in Europe, the Americas,
Africa and Asia. The literary...
- bunting,
lapland bunting,
ringed plover, red-throated loon and red-necked
phalarope. Non-migratory land
birds include the
arctic redpoll, ptarmigan, short-eared...
-
works include the
novels Cry, the
Beloved Country (1948), Too Late the
Phalarope (1953), and the
short story The
Waste Land.
Paton was born in Pietermaritzburg...
- gulls, skuas, terns, auks and skimmers) are
classified as seabirds. The
phalaropes are
usually included as well,
since although they are
waders ("s****birds"...
