- The
wood****s are a
group of
seven or
eight very
similar living species of
sandpipers in the
genus Scolopax. The
genus name is
Latin for a
snipe or wood****...
- the
American wood**** lives mainly in
upland settings. Its many folk
names include timberdoodle, bogsucker,
night partridge,
brush snipe, hokumpoke, and...
- Look up
snipe in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
snipe is a
wading bird.
Snipe may also
refer to:
Wood**** Snipe (rapper) (active 2007–2008), from...
- concealment.
Snipe eel
Snipe hunt
Wood**** This article incorporates text from a
publication now in the
public domain: Newton,
Alfred (1911). "
Snipe". In Chisholm...
- Wilson's
snipe (Gallinago delicata) is a small,
stocky s****bird. The
generic name
Gallinago is Neo-Latin for a
wood**** or
snipe from
Latin gallina, "hen"...
- 'bobbing up and down' make it
quite distinct from
other snipes or
wood****s. The jack
snipe was
formally described in 1764 by the
Danish zoologist Morten...
-
current binomial name
Scolopax rusticola. The
genus name is
Latin for a
snipe or
wood****. The
specific epithet rusticola is the
Latin name of a
gamebird mentioned...
- media. The name of the
current genus Gallinago is Neo-Latin for a
wood**** or
snipe from
Latin gallina, "hen" and the
suffix -ago, "resembling". The specific...
-
Mathurin Jacques Brisson in 1760. The name
gallinago is Neo-Latin for a
wood**** or
snipe from
Latin gallina, "hen" and the
suffix -ago, "resembling". Two subspecies...
- pigeon, jay, magpie,
carrion crow,
jackdaw and rook, wood pigeon,
wood****,
snipe, and the
Golden plover.
Mammals as the
European rabbit are also hunted...
