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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «PETCHARY»
Scopri l'uso di
petchary nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
petchary e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Pinches Patches and the
Petchary
It was both an amazing and intelligent act done by a cat which is usually the work of a clever criminal from the human species.Mrs. Hortense M. Jenkins and her husband Mark, lives in Queens, New York.Other books by Mrs.
Hortense M. Jenkins, 2011
reddish-white, handsomely marked with spots and angular clouds of red-brown,
much resembling the sinuous outline of land on a terrestrial globe. COMMON
PETCHARY.* Tyrannus caudifasciatus. — D'Orbigny. D'Orbigny in the
Ornithology ...
3
The Eclectic review. vol. 1-New [8th]
Whilst in this position he is frequently attacked by the petchary, which continues
to buffet him violently until quite exhausted by its efforts. The hawk bears the
infliction with great patience, and watches his troublesome antagonist fly to some
...
4
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
Red Petchary, Anglice. M. inter majores, rostro crasso, tarsum sequante;
coloribus - intensis ; olivaceo-fuscus, gula cinereo-plumbea, hinc ventre sensim
sordide flavido; remigibus, rectricibus tectricibusque alarum superioribus et intus
et cxtus ...
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, 1871
5
The birds of Jamaica, by P.H. Gosse assisted by R. Hill. ...
reddish-white, handsomely marked with spots and angular clouds of red-brown,
much resembling the sinuous outline of land on a terrestrial globe. COMMON
PETCHARY.* Tyrannus caudifasdatus. — D'Orbigny. D'Orbigny in the
Ornithology ...
Philip Henry Gosse, Richard Hill, 1847
6
The Shadowed Country: Claude McKay and the Romance of the ...
His teary eyes fall upon the pesky petchary, a voracious flycatcher common in the
West Indies, but it too is transformed into a foreboding specter. Images and
traditions morph, then reappear in sudden new meaning, and we are in that
contact ...
7
Dictionary of the English/Creole of Trinidad & Tobago: On ...
< Fr à huppe jaune 'with a yellow crest') = >yellow-crested petchary ◊ (Chapman
1894:41) gobe-mouche à poitrine verd tre gobe-mouche à poitrine verdâtre n obs
Lathrotriccus euleri lawrencei, a bird, 13.1 cm (5.25′′) long. Upperparts brown
...
8
Jamaican Food: History, Biology, Culture
Of the latter, the best known is the grey kingbird or petchary, Tyrannus
dominicensis, a medium-sized bird, growing to about twenty-five centimetres,
with a heavy beak and slightly forked tail. Richard Hill, in 1845, described great
flocks of the ...
9
Bird-watching in Jamaica
Both the Nightingale (mocking bird) and the Grey Petchary are his sworn
enemies. By loud scoldings and short rushing flights the nightingale (Mimus
polyglottos) tries to divert the crow's attention from her nest, thus revealing it to
the bird-lover ...
De petchary laugh an' jig, Sittin' on a bamboo low; Seems him guess, jes' like
mese'f How de whole t'ing gwin' fe go. Time gwon, an' de rose is not: 25 I see
Fred, wi' eyes all dim, Huggin' up de corner-stone, For his love has jilted him; Left
him ...
Claude McKay, William J. Maxwell, 2004
8 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «PETCHARY»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
petchary nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
And the winners are...
You gave us Mangrove Cuckoo, Chestnut-bellied Cuckoo, Petchary, Potoo, Jamaican Lizard Cuckoo, Jamaican Cuckoo, Old Man/Old Woman ... «Jamaica Observer, lug 15»
Live in the VIP (pt 2)
Also, read Emma Lewis' at https://petchary.wordpress.com/2015/06/09/did-boom-bye-bye-ever-go-away-.... Next week. «Jamaica Gleaner, giu 15»
The Caribbean Glass Ceiling
For now, let me share some responses from Jamaican women to Blogger (http://petchary.wordpress.com) Emma Lewis' invitation for them to ... «Caribbean Journal, gen 15»
Slain Photojournalist Luke Somers' Deep Connection to Jamaica
Jamaica-based Petchary's Blog posted a warm and sensitive tribute to the man they knew, while acknowledging that South-African teacher ... «Global Voices Online, dic 14»
The Chikungunya Virus Brings Jamaica to Its Knees
Emma Lewis (@Petchary) October 1, 2014. Lewis also wondered if the outbreak might have political implications for the Jamaican government. «Global Voices Online, ott 14»
The Business of Caribbean Blogging
Inveterate blogger Emma Lewis (@Petchary) and Annie both spoke extensively via email about the benefits they've derived from blogging. «Caribbean Journal, set 14»
Forbes: Online Media and National Identity in Jamaica
The term is featured in the Webster's dictionary but, as both the dictionary and @petchary reminded us, should be used sparingly. At the end of ... «Caribbean Journal, apr 13»
Mango can cause fun, fuss, fight and other things too!
She pulled back her shoulders, straightened up her chest, like when John Crow is about to run from Petchary, and planted a powerful uppercut ... «Jamaica Observer, lug 11»
