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Waterhen may
refer to:
Common moorhen or
common waterhen, a bird
species in the rail
family Amaurornis rails, a
genus of
birds in the rail
family Various...
- and tailplane) survived.
Water Bird was
succeeded by the Lakes-built
Water Hen,
their first complete product. It was
initially almost identical to its...
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Poland and then internationally,
including The
Cuttlefish (1956) and The
Water Hen (1969).
Visual artist Paulina Olowska produced Witkiewicz's The Mother:...
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Cuttlefish (1956) and The
Water Hen (1969) were
regarded as his best
achievements during this time. A 1972
performance of The
Water Hen was
described as "the...
- Moorhens—sometimes
called marsh hens—are medium-sized
water birds that are
members of the rail
family (Rallidae). Most
species are
placed in the genus...
- The
American coot (Fulica americana), also
known as a mud
hen or pouldeau, is a bird of the
family Rallidae.
Though commonly mistaken for ducks, American...
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Hen and
chicks (also
known as
hen-and-chickens, or
hen-widdies in the
southern United States) is a
common name for a
group of
small succulent plants. They...
- to by the
French name "poule d'eau",
which translates into
English as "
water hen".
Coots are omnivorous,
eating mainly plant material, but also
small animals...
- In 1983, Ms.
Chambers appeared in the off-Broadway
production of The
Water Hen,
written by Stanisław
Ignacy Witkiewicz also
directed by Mays. Theatre...
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Francis Willughby under that
Latin name
Porphyrio and
English name "purple
water-
hen".
Linnaeas specified the type
location as Asia,
Africa but this has been...
