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The adult of the nominate subspecies of the Alpine Chough has glossy black
plumage, a short yellow bill, dark brown irises, and red legs.[4] It is slightly
smaller than Red-billed Chough, at 37–39 centimetres (14.6–15.3 in) length with
a 12–14 ...
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Articles on Corvidae, Including: Magpie,
Alpine Chough, Jay, ...
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Birds in Archaeology: Proceedings of the 6th Meeting of the ...
21. Alpine chough Pyrrhocorax. graculus from Pleistocene. sites between
Pyrenees and Alps: natural versus. PACEA UMR 5199 du CNRS, Université de
Bordeaux, B18 Avenue des Facultés, 33405 Talence cedex, Bordeaux, France; e
-mail: ...
W Prummel, J T Zeiler, D C Brinkhuizen, 2010
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International Wildlife Encyclopedia: Chickaree - crabs
Unlike nearly all other crows, the choughs have brightly colored bills and feet: red
in the red-billed chough (above) and yellow in the alpine chough. 451 Red-billed
choughs feed primarily on insects but, like many crows, ...
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Corvidae: Magpie, Corvidae,
Alpine Chough,
Chough, Jay, ...
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groups which have the closest links with the refrains are the flights of the alpine
chough. Like the refrains, they use the twelve-tone mode, and although their
range is more restricted to the middle register of the piano they do occasionally
break ...
Robert Sherlaw Johnson, 2009
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Australian Bird Names: A Complete Guide
330BC) and from his description probably a Chough Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax, or
possibly an Alpine Chough P. graculus (Arnott 2007), and korax, raven. Lesson
coined the French term corbicrave to describe the Australian bird (from corbeau,
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Jeannie Gray, Ian Fraser, 2013
The two main species of chough are the red-billed and the Alpine chough. The
red-billed chough is set apart by its bright red beak. The Alpine chough, on the
other hand has a yellow beak. Choughs live in groups. They feed on insects in ...
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The Fauna and Flora of Palestine
Koch.v Saug. u. Vog. Baierns. i., p. 90. Alpine Chough. The Alpine Chough
inhabits in small parties the higher grounds of Hermon and Lebanon, always
keeping close to the snow. The Red— billed or Cornish Chough we never
observed.
Henry Baker Tristram, 2013
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So Many Ways to Live in Difficult Conditions - A new way to ...
Alpine chough 17 brown pelican 20, 21, 30 California condor 21 crested ibis 29
dalmatian pelican 29 dipper 14, 15,30 dodo 25 Egyptian nightjar 28 emperor
penguin 28 great auk 25 Mauritius kestrel 29 oilbird 19 Siberian white crane 29 ...
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The mystery of the Alpine long-eared bat
... the Alpine chough or yellow-billed chough, the wallcreeper, the Alpine accentor and the European snow vole. The distribution of all of them is ... «Phys.Org, Sty 15»
Three countries, 19 hours and a bellyful of saucisson - running the …
... as an alpine chough turned out to be the gurgling sound of my own breathing, I slowed further – crossing the first pass in around 500th place. «The Guardian, Wrz 13»
Who're You Calling a Neanderthal?
... Eurasian black vulture, golden eagle, red-footed falcon, common wood pigeon and Alpine chough, based on cut marks found at the wingtips ... «New York Times, Maj 13»
Tough choughs put up with tourists in their territories
... and the Estación Biológica de Doñana examined behavior and physiology of the Alpine chough (Pyrrhocorax graculus) and its close relative, ... «Science 2.0, Wrz 11»
Neanderthal "fashionistas" big on feathers
... the orange-shaded slate gray of the bearded lammergeier, the black of the Alpine chough, and the blue-gray of the common wood pigeon. «CBS News, Lut 11»
