jack snipe造句

• More unusually, a jack snipe was observed on the island in 2007.
• Visitors belonging to uncommon species of wader include jack snipe, greenshank and ruff.
• In some species, such as the jack snipe, the divided stripes reconnect again behind the eye.
• It is a parent of the hybrid daffodil cultivars, which includes such popular varieties as'February Gold','Jack Snipe'and'T阾e ?T阾e '.
• Notable species include brent goose, jack snipe, spotted redshank and greenshank . terns roost at the mouth of the bay.
• It is also Worcestershire's most important site for jack snipe, and more than 170 other bird species have been recorded here.
• Birds found here include many wetland species such as reed and sedge warbler and in winter occasional jack snipe amongst large numbers of common snipe.
• The drumming of the jack snipe ( " Limnocryptes minimus " ) has been likened to the sound made by a cantering or galloping horse.
• A lake has formed in the bottom of the quarry, attracting birds including green sandpiper, jack snipe, little grebe and common pochard to overwinter there.
• Birds recorded at the site include : jack snipe, common snipe, grey heron, whooper swan, mute swan, redshank, pheasant, owls, grasshopper warbler and reed bunting.
• She controlled a link with the Foolamancer Jack Snipe and the Lookamancer Misty, then later a link with the Croakamancer Wanda and the Dirtmancer Sizemore.
• This genus contains the majority of the world's snipe species, the other two extant genera being " Coenocorypha ", with three species, and " Lymnocryptes ", the jack snipe.
• Mysterious events begin to occur when Mrs . Mullet, Buckshaw's housekeeper and cook, discovers a dead jack snipe on the porch with a Penny Black stamp pierced through its beak.
• He also likes some of the early-blooming miniatures like Cragford, a multiflowering white with an orange cup; tete-a-tete, a lemon yellow, and Jack Snipe, a white with a long yellow cup.
• Other regular wildlife visitors include red deer, roe deer and muntjac, barn owls are regularly seen hunting over the site and other bird species of interest include crossbills, jack snipe and turtle dove.
• For example, the tail-piece for the " Jack Snipe " shows a bittern among reeds, swallowing a frog, while that for the " Common Bittern " shows " a mode of shooting an Eagle from a pit ".
• The head pattern of jack snipe differs from common snipe and other species in the genus " Gallinago ", in that there is no central crown-stripe; instead, there are two pale lateral crown-stripes, which are separated from the supercilium by an area of dark plumage.
• The common name " jackdaw " first appeared in the 16th century, and is thought to be a compound of the forename " Jack ", used in animal names to signify a small form ( e . g . jack snipe ), and the archaic native English word " daw ".
• In the "'swamps "'( which have since been filled in ) were " The Nankeen bird with one long white feather behind the ear, The rail, The bittern, The snipe and jack snipe, Several ducks-wood duck, black duck, Teal, Spoonbill, Black swan Geese, Cranes, Blue and white coots, Water hens, Kingfishers here and there and swamp or ground parrot with the barred tail feathers ."