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361. Fulmar (fulmar)
:: Bempton is the largest seabird colony in England and is home to a breathtaking array of gannets guillemots razorbills kittiwakes fulmars and puffins
362. Lynx (Lynx)
:: The entire preserve sits inside the Kootenai National Forest and is populated by wildlife including bears and trout as well as wolverines lynxes and mountain goats
363. Lyrebird (lyrebird)
:: A feature of the book that has attracted much attention is a world list of superior singers including 194 species from Australian lyrebirds to canaries heard by himself or reported by others
364. Parakeet (derbyan)
:: Crows Cuckoos and Parakeets are very destructive parakeets not only destroy fruit tree buds but also raid nests and kill nestlings
365. Team (squadra)
:: He jiggled the reigns and clucked at his team of midnightblack horses
366. Turbot (francese turbot)
:: I tell them what to look for in a fresh fish bright eyes pink gills and sea slime then show them how to fillet a turbot and a sea bass
367. Weasel (Chiddha)
:: A spotty youth with greasy black hair he was sitting at the table with a peevish expression on his weaselly face
368. Hind (balti)
:: Small hardskinned fish such as snappers grouper breams and hind should be gutted and scaled on capture and kept in slurry
369. Shag (shag &)
:: The carpet appeared to be yellow shag which felt cool when Iroka swung her feet off the bed and onto the floor
370. Angora ('angora)
:: Once my eyes adjusted to the light I was shocked to find that I was in a fancy room that was decorated with fake fur velvet muslin satin and angora
371. Web (Web)
:: They include both the webspinning variety and those which do not spin a web
372. Curlew (bristle)
:: He insists this perception is wrong and that the main threat to curlews and plovers comes not from buzzards but habitat loss
373. Skate (patin)
:: Frustrated at the lack of facilities on offer to them young people in Portlaoise took matters into their own hands last week and set up their own skate and rollerblading club
374. Scale (scala)
:: the conversion of the number to the binary scale
375. Chaffinch (chaffinch)
:: Dog roses bramble nettles and thistles provide good for birds such as goldfinch greenfinch chaffinches and the occasional rarity such as brambling or bullfinch
376. Haddock (haddock)
:: The fish mainly haddock cod whiting and flatfish are usually dead by the time they are returned to the water
377. Scallop (pettine)
:: From there it is into the clams cockles mussels and scallops
378. Rodent (rodent)
:: The lines are covered with crushed gravel and have eliminated flooding while also deterring tunneling rodents and preventing grass from growing into the houses
379. Mongoose (mongoose |)
:: Virtually none of the small carnivorous mammals of Southeast Asia cats civets mongooses weasels have crossed it from west to east on their own
380. Mongrel (mongrel)
:: The reason they say is the creation of a new race of mongrel salmon the product of escaped farmed salmon breeding with wild fish
381. Monitor (curà)
:: To specifically monitor the fluorescence signal we placed a bandpass filter centered at 580 nm in front of the optical detector
382. Monkey (scimmia)
:: The answer is that the only other animal that comes with a pair of hands is a monkey and monkeys arent generally very efficient
383. Leopard (pantera)
:: True hed stolen the high priests leopard robe
384. Farrow (Perse)
:: In 1991 158 pigs were farrowed per sow in the United States whereas in 2001 176 pigs were farrowed per sow amounting to an 11 increase in efficiency
385. Sow (Suminem'u)
:: They sow doubt not only in the minds of the young men but also in the mature minds of army and naval officers and even of certain of our historians
386. Dunnock (Dunnock)
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