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511. Cygnet (cygnet)
:: The mother had lived on the river for eight years and had hatched three cygnets this spring
512. Stoat (stoat)
:: Other animals spotted in Greater Manchester include otters stoats and weasels
513. Osprey (ungulu)
:: Life at the marina brings her close to nature especially the abundant birds such as blue herons and ospreys as well as some great dock neighbors
514. Ostrich (jimina)
:: It is important to discourage the interaction of wild birds with ostriches and freerange poultry he said in a statement
515. Scorpion (kunama)
:: Some of the more poisonous scorpions lived in the deserts of Egypt
516. Baboon (bika)
:: Humans and gorillas are sister taxa and are more closely related to one another than either is to chimpanzees or baboons
517. Limpet (limpet)
:: Barnacles are crustaceans like crabs and shrimps but because of their appearance until the 19th century they were thought to be molluscs like limpets and whelks
518. Reptile (masu rarrafe)
:: Visitors entered a rundown building in a downscale neighborhood to discover what appeared to be a decrepit abandoned reptile zoo
519. Invertebrate (invertebrate)
:: Other invertebrates including mollusks and crustaceans are also part of the diet
520. Oriole (oriole)
:: If you want to lure woodpeckers hummingbirds or orioles to your yard invest in specialized feeders
521. Udder (nono)
:: As soon as you enter the gallery large udders virtually hit you in the face udders made of rich yellow one is tempted to say golden fleece
522. Gaggle (gaggle)
:: And gaggles of beaded tourists who come to town are always looking for something a little more elaborate than a souvenir to take home with them when visiting the magical Cajun town
523. Newt (Kadangare)
:: The sudden arrival of warm wet weather caused a mass nighttime migration of frogs newts and toads to deluge the centre in Barnes
524. Dolphin (dabbar dolfin)
:: She pointed to the ocean and he looked and they saw dolphins jumping by the side of the ship
525. Shell (harsashi)
:: the sound of the shell passing over followed by the explosion
526. Shellfish (Shellfish)
:: Samples of the shellfish were taken by the FSA from various retailers and wholesalers in February
527. Beetle (irin ƙwaro)
:: Encouraged by the romantic writers of the nineteenth century we too find in the life of castle cathedral and beetling hilltop towns a poetic refuge from an industrialized world
528. Whippet (whippet)
:: We were going very slow so we were passed by a number of speedy whippets who were clearly treating this as a slightly longerthanusual training run
529. Whisker (saje)
:: When I got back to the table I stood behind Papa slipped my arms around his neck and bending down kissed his whiskery cheek
530. Mosquito (sauro)
:: The pesticide kills mosquitoes the bloodsucking pests that spread malaria
531. Pig (alade)
:: In terms of food it is usually a roast suckling pig and rice but it can even be a sandwich
532. Toucan (toucan)
:: Of course yearround residents also make their homes among the bright red coffee cherries including jays wood creepers hummingbirds toucans parrots parakeets and other species
533. Coyote (koyot)
:: Other predators are red foxes coyotes wolves bear mountain lions lynx bobcats eagles and great horned owls
534. Coypu (coypu)
:: Nutria called Myocastor coypus have added to the destruction by devouring wetlands
535. Dab (dab)
:: When you brush your teeth also gently scrub your tongue with a dab of toothpaste
536. Dachshund (dachshund)
:: Many sources suggest early breeders incorporated dachshunds and Italian greyhounds into their breeding programs
537. Pigeon (tattabara)
:: They release white pigeons at the end of every church service
538. Piglet (Piglet)
:: For the children a special attraction is the petting zoo allowing them to see and touch foals piglets lambs and chicks
539. Pike (Pike)
:: The department may designate certain waters in which a rubber or spring propelled spear may be used for the taking of carp dogfish garpike and suckers
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