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421. Nest (posueris nidum tuum)
:: They would sit at the bottom of the stands with their wares sitting in a nest of ice chipped from a big block answering requests from the fans above them
422. Kingfisher (halcyonem)
:: The array of birds included a hen harrier barn owls kingfishers sparrowhawks longeared owls kestrels and woodpeckers
423. Kinkajou (kinkajou)
:: During the day kinkajous generally sleep often inside of hollowed out trees or laying on limbs of trees
424. Parrot (mascarene parrot)
:: Ive found more and more female presenters hosting entertainment programmes parroting their Hong Kong and Taiwanese counterparts
425. Maggot (sternetur tinea)
:: There are three problems when growing garlic drainage gophers and onion root maggots
426. Fur (furrure)
:: The activists targeted Hartleys fashion store because of a small number of garments featuring rabbit fur collars
427. Fly (volant)
:: I also noticed that there was a string hanging out of the waiters fly
428. Flycatcher (Pycnonotus barbatus)
:: However many small songbirds such as robins thrushes flycatchers and warblers migrate mainly during darkness probably to avoid predators and to keep cool
429. Hock (cameli)
:: If you wish add the meat from the hock and season with salt and pepper
430. Boar (optat aprum)
:: A boar chop offered on the nightly specials board was also expertly cooked and its cargo of mushrooms and balsamic sauce surprised with just a trace of sweetness
431. Ram (aries)
:: Sundays referendum to ram through a new constitution
432. Anteater (anteater)
:: The prey of anteaters adheres to their long sticky tongues
433. Antelope (oryx illaqueatus)
:: Our fathers used to hunt giraffes waterbucks and antelopes and eat their meet
434. Antenna (antennae)
:: But Melissa writes for the Guardian and Guardian writers have different sensual antennae to the rest of us
435. Rook (increpuit densis)
:: We found the broken bodies of infant rooks fallen from the nests all along the towers while the walls resounded with the echoes of those who had not fallen but grown to noisy maturity
436. Rookery (Rookery)
:: Pinnipeds and cetaceans make longdistance seasonal migrations to rookeries breeding grounds or warmwater birthing grounds
437. Hake (aluo corculum)
:: The main catches have been monk megs hake whiting and haddock
438. Nestling (sinu fovens)
:: We returned nestlings to nests as quickly as possibly after processing
439. Feather (pluma)
:: Following this he feathered the three propellers then unfeathered one at a time in an attempt to restart at least one engine without success
440. Zoo (Zoo)
:: So far six codes have been approved for layer hens broiler chickens pigs circus animals rodeos and zoos
441. Canary (concisis tabaci)
:: He then disappeared and presently entered with two earthen flagons one filled with canary wine the other with brandy
442. Skipjack (skipjack)
:: We boxed several Spanish mackerel and speckled trout plus sheepshead skipjacks whiting sand trout and one small flounder
443. Stickleback (stickleback)
:: Although Daphnia are not used by humans as a food source directly they are involved in many of the foodchains necessary to sustain fish that we consume or use commercially such as sticklebacks minnows and young Sockeye salmon
444. Hive (alveare)
:: I think Ill threaten to give myself the week off just think of the hive of productivity Id be then
445. Turtle (testudo graeca)
:: She told me about Escoffiers cookbook and its recipe for turtle soup
446. Goose (anseris aequabis)
:: The mailorder range has now been extended to include beef duck lamb chicken pheasant and goose
447. Gopher (lævigatis;)
:: In some communities where gophers are abundant they consume an amazing fraction of the underground productivity of plants
448. Eaglet (eaglet)
:: Last summer Caitlin observed bald eaglets fledging from nests at two sites
449. Spaniel (spaniel)
:: The feet should be examined daily especially the hairy types of dog such as spaniels for the presence of thorns
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