- some 20 ft (6.1 m) up. Saw-
whets are
often in
danger of
being pre**** upon by
larger birds of prey. The
northern saw-
whet owl is a
migratory bird without...
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WHET (97.7 FM) is a
radio station broadcasting a
classic country format.
Licensed to West Frankfort, Illinois,
United States, the
station serves the Marion-Carbondale...
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Leslie Hatton Whetter (10
December 1888 Dunedin, Otago, New
Zealand – 3
December 1955 Matakana, Auckland, New Zealand); was a
surgeon and
Antarctic explorer...
- Gary
Whetter (born 6
September 1963) is an
English former footballer who pla**** as a
striker in the
Football League for Darlington. He also pla**** non-league...
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Whetstone may
refer to: Whetstone, a
sharpening stone used for
knives and
other cutting tools Hornfels, a type of
stone sometimes called whetstone Whetstone...
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levelling or
flattening stone. Look up
whet in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The term is
based on the word "
whet",
which means to
sharpen a blade, not...
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James C. A.
Whetter (20
September 1935 – 24
February 2018) was a
Cornish historian and politician,
noted as a
Cornish nationalist and
editor of The Cornish...
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Robert Whetters (born 2
September 1939) is a
former Australian racing cyclist. He won the
Australian national road race
title in 1969. He also competed...
- The
Bermuda saw-
whet owl (Aegolius gradyi) is an
extinct species of owl that was
endemic to Bermuda. It was
described from
fossil records and explorer...
- The
unspotted saw-
whet owl (Aegolius ridgwayi) is a
small "typical owl" in
subfamily Surniinae. It is
found in
Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico...
