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241. Wren (WREN)
:: Those who post to the MassBird have been exchanging information on the interesting crannies nooks crevices openings cracks fissures and the like where they have observed these ingenious wrens nesting
242. Hen (oilo)
:: I couldnt believe how many types of hens there are and how tame they are
243. Mastiff (mastiff)
:: The adjacent moat was found to contain the well preserved skulls of two lions and a leopard and dog skulls possibly mastiffs used for baiting which were dated to between the 14th and 17th centuries
244. Silkworm (silkworm)
:: Tussah silk often called shantung is made from the cocoons of wild tussah silkworms that eat oak and juniper leaves
245. Warthog (Warthog)
:: Currently weve got warthogs monkeys a baboon small antelopes a scrub hare and an Egyptian goose
246. Amphibian (anfibio)
:: Among vertebrates newts and other urodele amphibians show a remarkable capacity for regeneration
247. Raccoon (raccoon)
:: For the raccoons he left food scraps in a hubcap dish leashed by chain to a tree so the animals wouldnt drag it under the cottage
248. Race (lasterketa)
:: At the moment the women are also ensconced in their Third Division and the race is on to see which squad can secure promotion first
249. Crustacean (krustazeo)
:: It is a small crustacean related to the woodlice
250. Gull (kaio)
:: Besides a few gulls and black ducks we had the place to ourselves
251. Blackfly (blackfly)
:: In fact in their effort to discourage the worlds mosquitoes blackflies sand flies and ticks consumers spend an estimated 200 million annually on sprays liquids lotions candles and other antiinsect concoctions
252. Barn (barn)
:: stonebuilt barn
253. Barracuda (barracuda)
:: It has been observed that great barracudas herd schools of fish into shallow water and guard them
254. Dromedary (dromedarioa)
:: They were on dromedaries with their heads completely wrapped in the indigo blue scarves to keep out the sand
255. Drove (gidatzen)
:: When the British finally gave up Boston people fled the city in droves to escape the disease and even the feeblest attempts at containment were no longer possible
256. Starfish (starfish)
:: Scattered on the cloth are pinecones and seashells a sand dollar a starfish a sea urchin
257. Mob (mob)
:: They will also mob predators in flight gathering into tight flocks and divebombing a hawk or other predator
258. Trout (amuarrain)
:: The species can live in a higher temperature than most other trouts and this is probably why they were introduced to America
259. Sole (mihi)
:: To a club designer draft is the angle that the clubhead makes woods mostly from the top of the toe to the toe edge of the sole
260. Periwinkle (periwinkle)
:: In 1881 a thunderstorm in Worcester brought down tons of periwinkles and hermit crabs
261. Lovebird (Lovebird)
:: Ill see you two lovebirds later Adam waved and started walking away
262. Hyena (hiena)
:: Golden jackals hyenas and even leopards are present but very rarely seen
263. Husky (Husky)
:: She came into me with a sore throat and husky voice today and says she doesnt feel right
264. Hutch (Hutch)
:: Councillors voted to give the owner one month to remove the sheds rabbit hutches chicken run and an exercise area for her horses
265. Sandpiper (SANDPIPER)
:: Here breeding grounds are shared with broadbilled sandpipers and sometimes rednecked phalaropes
266. Copperhead (Copperhead)
:: I heard you used to grab rattlesnakes and copperheads by the tail and snap them like a whip to break their necks
267. Cormorant (ubarroi)
:: Brandts Cormorants like other cormorants are colonial nesters
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