10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHURCH OWL»
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The new and complete dictionary of the German and English ...
^itcbeule, ctird^eurule, Saujeule, the Madge Howlet, the little Owl, the Church-
Owl. jUrcbfabrt, bie, the Procession to a Church. ctircbgang, ber, (finer
SSSochnerinn) the Churching of a Woman out of Child- Bed, the first going out, of
a Woman ...
the confessionals off to the side of the church, Owl Eyes heard a key being
inserted into the front door. Then the lock on the front door turned and his prey
entered the church. The clanking of equipment echoed inside the church as the
three ...
Walter J. Strach III, 2013
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Vollständiges Wörterbuch Der Englischen Sprache Für Die ...
Schlenereule, die, Kirdieule, the Church Owl, the little Owl; an Owl that has a
white Stroke about the Eye' in the Form oft: Vazlffidlula Aluco sslcinfl.
Scivltncrfralz, bie, a Woman that mahes Nails; ZWiUjncr. Sdflepettappepbic, a
Vvomarrs Cap ...
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Owls: A Wildlife Handbook
Common names for the barn owl have included monkey- faced owl, ghost owl,
church owl, death owl, hissing owl, hobgoblin or hobby owl, golden owl, night owl
, rat owl, scritch owl, silver owl, straw owl, and white owl. In French Canada, this ...
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An Analytical Dictionary of the English Language in which ...
Srmx flammea, the WHITE-OWL, BARN-OwL, or CHURCH-OWL, (fourteen
inches long) is the most common of the British owls, nestling through the day in
old buildings, and protected by the farmer as a mouser. The most usual sound of
this ...
David BOOTH (Author of the Analytical Dictionary.), 1835
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An analytical dictionary of the English language
Strix fiammea, the White-Owl, Barn-Owl, or Church-Owl, (fourteen inches long) is
the most common of the British owls, nestling through the day in old buildings,
and protected by the farmer as a mouser. The most usual sound of this species is
a ...
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And That's the Truth!: Meaningful Fiction to Stimulate Your ...
Skunk Termite mentioned some names you humans have given to the Barn Owl.
Here are a few others: Church Owl, Death Owl, Delicate Owl, Golden Owl,
Hissing Owl, Hobby Owl, Hobgobin Owl, Night Owl, Rat Owl, Screech Owl,
Scritch Owl, ...
Cat. Dorset, p. 4 Bewick's Br. Birds, v. 1. p. 51. Barn Owl, Shaw's ZooL 7. 258.
Provincial — Gillihowlit, Howlet, Madge Owl, Church Owl, Hissing Owl, Screech
Owl. This is the most common of the British species, and G 2 Barn Owl.
RAPTORES.
Prideaux John Selby, 1833
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Animal Biography : Or, Popular Zoology
Effrai, ou Frésaie. Bzgflon. —-Common Owl. Ke1'r.—White Owl, Church Owl,
Barn Owl, Howlet, Madge-howlet, Gillihowter. WzTllu_ghb_z/.—-Hissing Owl, or
Screech Owl. M<mtagu.—Bew. Birds, p. 51. i 1 / / ran wr1"rr1=: on sénmaen oiiivr.
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A Synoptical Catalogue of British Birds: Intended to ...
OtusAsio. Longeared Owl, or Lesser Horn Owl. 26 STRIX BRACHYOTVS. Otus
Microcephalus. Shorteared Owl, Mouse Hawk, Woodcock Owl, or Hawk Owl. 27
STRIX FLAMMEA. Strix Orchracea. White Owl, Barn Owl, Church Owl, Gil-
lihowlet, ...
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Barn owls are amazing creatures
They have earned many names because of their diversification: Ghost owl, white owl, night owl, hissing owl, monkey-faced owl, church owl and ... «North Platte Telegraph, Feb 15»
Top 25 Wild Bird Photographs of the Week #35
... Church Owl, Cave Owl, Stone Owl, Monkey-faced Owl, Hissing Owl, Hobgoblin or Hobby Owl, Dobby Owl, White-breasted Owl, Golden Owl, ... «National Geographic, Jan 13»
