- The
Green Bird (Italian: L'augellino belverde) is a 1765
commedia dell'arte play by
Carlo Gozzi. It is a
sequel to The Love of
Three Oranges. The main...
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other wood**** species.
Though its
vivid green and red
plumage is
particularly striking, it is a shy
bird, and is more
often heard than seen, drawing...
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series focuses on the
titular flock of
colorful angry birds who try to save
their eggs from
green-colored pigs.
Inspired by the game
Crush the Castle,...
- The
green-ch****ed
parakeet (Pyrrhura molinae), also
sometimes known as the
green-ch****ed
conure in aviculture, is a
species of
bird in
subfamily Arinae...
- The
Green Bird score is
composed and
orchestrated by
Elliot Goldenthal for the 1999
musical of the same name,
directed by long-time
Goldenthal collaborator...
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Birds are a
group of warm-blooded
vertebrates constituting the
class Aves (Latin: [ˈaveːs]),
characterised by feathers,
toothless beaked jaws, the laying...
- The
green pheasant (Phasi**** versicolor), also
known as the ****anese
green pheasant, is an
omnivorous bird native to the ****anese archipelago, to which...
- In the
Hearts of
Green Birds: The
Martyrs of Bosnia, a book by
various anonymous authors about the war in
Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a
foundational text...
- The
Green Bird (German: Der grüne Vogel) is a 1980 West
German drama film
directed by István Szabó and
starring Hannelore Elsner, Péter
Andorai and Krystyna...
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simplified Chinese: 青鸟; pinyin: qīngniǎo; lit. 'Blue (or
Green)
Bird (or
birds)') were blue or
green birds which appear in
Chinese mythology, po****r stories...
