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Whinney Hill is a
village in the
civil parishes of
Redmarshall and Elton, in the
borough of Stockton-on-Tees and the
ceremonial county of Durham, England...
- wood****s that are seen in
urban areas. It has a
characteristic rattling-
whinnying call and an
undulating flight. It is the only golden-backed wood****...
- tail make them easy to identify. They are also
vociferous with a
shrill whinnying call. The
black kite is
widely distributed through the
temperate and tropical...
- only
speak of
neighing when the
horse is vocalizing, and of
squeaking or
whinnying in
other cases. In
literary works, the
horse neigh is
often the means...
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Toward the end of the piece, a
trumpet imitates the
sound of a
horse whinnying.
According to the
American Society of Composers,
Authors and Publishers...
- at the time of play. It
ranges from the
simple imitation of a
vocal "
whinnying" of a
horse to the barking,
panting or
playful nudging of a puppy, or...
- that of the bar-tailed
godwit but
repeated rapidly.
Flocks may
produce a
whinnying sound that
rises and at in the
breeding season produce whistling kew-ki-ki...
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communicate in
various ways,
including vocalizations such as
nickering or
whinnying,
mutual grooming, and body language. Many
horses will
become difficult...
-
trilled repeated weet-weet-weet or wee-wee-wee
which sounds like a
horse whinnying. This bird
breeds in
small colonies in
heavily vegetated areas of freshwater...
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Germani and the Norse. More uniquely,
Tacitus says the
Germani used the
whinnying of
horses to
divine the ****ure.
Although there is no
later or corroborating...
