बड़े wading पक्षी जो एक curlew जैसा दिखता है; एक लंबे समय से थोड़ा विधेयक है

Noun:

दलदलों में रहने वाला पक्षी विशेष, चंचुकी, दीर्घ, गोडविट,

godwit's Usage Examples:

Robin Hopper had seen two parties of 10 whimbrel on Cayton Carr along with a single black-tailed godwit.

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fedoa, easily recognized by its size and the buff colour of its axillaries, and the smaller Hudsonian godwit, L.

America possesses two species of the genus, the very large marbled godwit or marlin, L.

One of the local names by which the bar-tailed godwit is known to the Norfolk gunners is scamell, a word which, in the mouth of Caliban (Tempest, 11.

This godwit is a species of wide range, reaching Iceland, where it is called Jardraeka (= earthraker), in summer, and occurring numerously in India in winter.

Under the name godwit two perfectly distinct species of British birds were included, but that which seems to have been especially prized is known to modern ornithologists as the black-tailed godwit, Limosa aegocephala, formerly called, from its loud cry, a yarwhelp,' shrieker or barker, in the districts it inhabited.

GODWIT, a word of unknown origin, the name commonly applied to a marsh-bird in great repute, when fattened, for the table, and formerly abundant in the fens of Norfolk, the Isle of Ely and Lincolnshire.

The second British species is that which is known as the bar-tailed godwit, L.

The black-tailed godwit, though varying a good deal in size, is constantly larger than the bar-tailed, and especially longer in the legs.

godwit's Meaning':

large wading bird that resembles a curlew; has a long slightly upturned bill