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91. Larva (laïcité)
:: You might well say that my banging on about larval insects and such seems to serve a rhetorical purpose only and youd be right
92. Collie (Collie)
:: He has his two sheepdogs collies Joe and Jeff hot on his heels
93. Vulture (Vulture)
:: rock musicians are set upon by vulture managers
94. Wader (wader)
:: In contrast obtuse formations are expected in large flocks of unrelated individuals such as spring flocks of waders migrating long distances
95. Threadworm (threadworm)
:: Little threadworms and hookworms are about one centimetre long while roundworms are about 20 cm long and our friend the tapeworm can reach up to 10 metres in length
96. Nymph (ninfa)
:: In September uninfected survivors both males and females were all adults while collaborative females typically retained a nymphal phenotype
97. Oyster (ostricultura)
:: The sumptuous VIP room the Krug Room is an intimate setting where indulgence is accompanied by fine delicacies like oysters and caviar
98. Oystercatcher (oystercatcher)
:: Football Hole just around the corner is a small sandy bay thats perfect for a picnic while you watch turnstones oystercatchers and female eider ducks that bring their crches of ducklings here to learn crabcatching skills
99. Pachyderm (elephant)
:: Apart from sheltering smaller wildlife like rabbits gaur and jackal a part of the estate forms an elephant trail which pachyderms from the Bannerghatta range frequent
100. Rhea (Rhea)
:: Rheas were considered to be solitary when no other rheas were within a radius of 100 m whereas they were considered to be part of a group if they were within 50 m from one another
101. Lodge (allughjassi)
:: He rang at the gate and looked through its ironwork at the house until an elderly man came out of the gate lodge and opened a small wooden door in the wall
102. Gerbil (gerbil)
:: In this study we measured the strategyspecific foraging traits of gerbils under both laboratory conditions and in the field
103. Snipe (snipe &)
:: And that may explain why the elitists in those various fields keep working so hard to discredit and snipe at him
104. Millipede (millipedi)
:: Terrestrial animal life was limited to unwinged insects like millipedes and scorpions
105. Ox (envoi)
:: The soft nutritious substance found in the internal cavities of animal bones especially the shin bones of oxen and calves
106. Dipper (scinniri)
:: Look out for dippers and raptors on my last visit a golden eagle gave a flypast
107. Woodchuck (woodchuck)
:: A oneway door can be used to evict woodchucks from burrows however should never be used when young are present usually May through August or when other animals are using the burrow system
108. Woodcock (woodcock &)
:: No Im bent over double thinking what my bag limit on woodcock snipe rails and other game birds would be
109. Woodpecker (pinna)
:: Mexico is home to toucans vultures hummingbirds woodpeckers parrots macaws and quetzals
110. Lapdog (lapdog)
:: I challenge those parties in the House who have come to the Chamber like lapdogs for the Labour Government to try to say they support this bill
111. Lapwing (lapwing)
:: The moorland blaze has come at a bad time for groundnesting birds such as golden plovers curlews lapwings and merlins a rare bird of prey
112. Fowl (acelli)
:: This combination was a new one on me it has always been citrus that chefs pair with duck the fatty fowl undercut by the tartness of the fruit
113. Fox (volpe)
:: The wedgeshaped head is often wolf or foxlike with short erect ears
114. Foxhound (foxhound)
:: More than 10100 competitors were expected to take part in 25 different sections at the threeday event ranging from pigeons to cattle and foxhounds to flower arranging
115. Bandicoot (Bandicoot)
:: Some neighbours have indicated that they havent seen bandicoots in their areas for 20odd years and now theyre coming back to those areas so its very positive signs at this stage
116. Jersey (jersey,)
:: He was wondering why no one had noticed that he liked to wear long sleeves under his jersey
117. Shrew (rail)
:: The shrewish Katharina gives her final speech of submission out of real love for Petruchio apparently because she realizes hes as mixed up as she is
118. Shrike (shrike |)
:: Shrike babblers were originally described as shrikes because of their hooked bill but have been subsequently placed among babblers
119. Shrimp (jammiruzzu)
:: As we crept slowly across the flat in about 15 inches of water we could see tailing bones rooting about in the soft bottom or around the mangroves for crabs shrimps or any other food item they could find
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