10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MOORBUZZARD»
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1
The Young Naturalist's Journey, Or, The Travels of Agnes ...
... and India. Mr. Gould, in his Birds qf Europe, mentions that he had received
specimens of it from the Himalayas.” “ There is another bird very much like the
moorbuzzard,” said young Peregrine, “ which is sometimes called the hen-harrier
, ...
2
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... corswaun, rhos; tir morfa; mignen, bog: v. a. angori; deuangori Moorbred, mw'-
yr-bred, a. corsgynyrch- edig, wedi ei gynyrchu mewn cors Moorbuzzard, mw'-yr-
byz-zard, s. böd y gwerni, bwncath y wem, y böd penwyn Moorcock, mw'-yr-coc, ...
3
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 1 of 4: A-D)
adj.Duck′ billed,having abill likea duck.—n.Duck′hawk, the moorbuzzard or
marsh harrier:theperegrinefalconoftheUnited States.—adj.Duck′legged, short
legged.—ns.Duck′ling, a young duck;Duck's′foot, the lady's mantle;Duck′
4
Observations of the naturalhistory of the swallowtribe: with ...
*FALCO HALIAETVS. Osprey, Bald Buzzard, sea Eagle, Fishinghawk, Leaden
Eagle, or fishing Eagle. FALCO BVTEO. Common Buzzard, or Puttuck. *FALCO
AERVGINOSVS. Moorbuzzard, Duckhawk, Dunpickle, or white headed Harpy.
Thomas Forster, Edward Forster,
1817
5
Observations of the natural history of the swallowtribe. To ...
Moorbuzzard, Duckhawk, Dunpickle, or white headed Harpy. FALCO APIVORVS.
Honeybuzzard, Beebuzzard,or Capped Buzzard. FALCO PALVMBARIVS.
Goshawk. •FALCO MILVVS. Kite, Kyte, Forkedtailed Kyte, or Glead. FALCO
GENTILIS.
Thomas Ignatius M. Forster,
1817
MoorBuzzard. Wil. orn.75. Raiisgn. av. 17. Brauner rohr Geyur. Kram. 328. Falco
Ecruginosus. Gm.Lin. 17. Moor 267. Buzzard. Hoens-tjuf. Faun. Sure. sp. 66.
Pojana rossa. Zinan. 83. Le Busard de marais. Hris- son av. i. 401. Hist, d'ois. i.
218.
7
Story of the Bible Animals / A Description of the Habits and ...
At leastfive species of Hariers are known to exist in theHoly Land, two of which
are among the British birds, namely, the Marsh Harier (Circus æruginosus),
sometimes called the Duck Hawk and the MoorBuzzard, andthe Hen Harier (
Circus ...
8
A Dictionary of English Synonymes and Synonymous or Parallel ...
Richard Soule. Harpingiron, n. Harpoon. Harpoon, n. Harpingiron. Harpooneer, n
. Harpooner. Harpooner, n. Harpooneer. Harpseal, n. Greenland seal (Phoca
Grœnlandica). Harpy, n. 1. Duckhawk, marshharrier, moorbuzzard (Circus ...
9
Katerfelto: A Story of Exmoor
Let us borrow the greyspeckled wings of the moorbuzzard hunting leisurely
overhead, and accompany our stag through the rushgrown swamps of Exmoor,as
he crosses its undulatingsurface at that free pitching gallopwhich heseems so ...
George John Whyte-Melville,
1933
10
The pocket encyclopædia of natural phenomena, compiled ...
Circus Harrier Busard aeruginosus Moorbuzzard Harpaye apivorus honey
bondree cyaneus Ringtail, or Henharrier. St. Martin XII. Otus Hornowl HlBOU
Bubo? Eagle Owl Grand Due Asio Hornowl Moyen Due brachyotus shorteared
Brachiote ...
Thomas Furly Forster, Thomas Ignatius M. Forster,
1827