- Old
Germanic root as gander.
Soland goose and
similar old
names for the
northern gannet such as
solan or
solan goose derive from a
hypothetical Scottish...
- The
northern gannet (Morus b********), a seabird, is also
known as the "
solan goose",
although it is
unrelated to the true geese, or any
other Anseriformes...
-
family Sulidae,
closely related to boobies. They are
known as '
solan' or '
solan goose' in Scotland. A
common misconception is that the
Scottish name is...
-
developed into a
stage production.
Cooper released his
debut solo
album Solan Goose,
heavily influenced by
native Orcadian birds, on 23
March 2018. The album...
- to the
Lochmaben Stane,
though it may
instead be from súla,
meaning '
solan goose'. Súl and súla both have long vowels, but the
early spellings of Solway...
- windsurfing, hiking. (Ocean) Pine. Many
types of
shrubs and bushes.
Gannet solan goose, stork, cormorant,
great crested grebe, (sea)gull, flamingo, tern, sea...
-
Angus beef
Roast haunch of
venison Roast grouse Roast wood****/snipe
Solan goose or guga (gannet) in the
Western Isles Scotch pie—double-crust meat pie...
- delicacy.
Robert Burns's
maternal uncle Samuel Burns was
involved in the
solan goose trade. The 12 m (39 ft) high
ruins of a 3-storey
castle that
stands on...
- may
reflect the
number of
Northern Gannets (previously
known as
Solans or the
Solan Goose)
along the coast.
Originally a
river valley, the
Solent has gradually...
-
Slovak film
director Peter Solan (Gaelic footballer)
Ramzi Solan,
Saudi Arabian footballer Solans, a
surname Sohlan Solan goose This
disambiguation page...
