- They
constitute the
genus Fulica, the name
being the
Latin term for "
coot".
Coots have
predominantly black plumage, and—unlike many rails—they are usually...
-
white egret,
white stork,
black stork, white-tailed eagle, crows,
Eurasian coot, gulls, terns,
common kingfisher and
European green wood****.Many other...
-
diversity in its forms, and
includes such
ubiquitous species as the crakes,
coots, and gallinule;
other rail
species are
extremely rare or endangered. Many...
- are home to a
wealth of birdlife.
Amongst the
species seen are mallard,
coot, moorhen,
great crested grebe,
greylag goose,
Canada goose,
Egyptian goose...
- (canes),
weasel (mustela) Fol. 289v: ant (formica),
eagle (aquila) Fol. 290r:
caladrius (caladrius),
ostrich (****ida) Fol. 290v:
stork (ciconia),
coot (fulica)...
-
Huayhuash (possibly from
Quechua waywash,
weasel, or waywashi, squirrel) is a
mountain range within the
Andes of Peru, in the
boundaries of the regions...
-
ptarmigan Ruffled grouse California grouse (introduced)
Rails and
coots Sora
American coot S****birds
Killdeer Lesser yellowlegs Greater yellowlegs Solitary...
- and
their habitat range throughout the
Eastern U.S.
Weasels such as the
fisher and short-tailed
weasel are
found in the northeast. The
eastern chipmunk,...
- the
giant hummingbird, the yanavico, the white-tufted grebe, the
giant coot, the
chiguanco thrush and the
Andean gull. More than ten
species of mammals...
- fox
Groundhog ****y bat
House mouse Indiana bat
Least weasel Little brown bat Long-tailed
weasel Marsh rice rat
Meadow vole
Meadow jumping mouse Muskrat...
