Noun:

गुसचे अ.व,

cygnet's Usage Examples:

French, it means "Dance of the Little Swans", also known as "Dance of the cygnets".

Young swans are known as cygnets or as swanlings; the former derives via Old French cigne or cisne (diminutive.

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The cygnets can fly at an age of 120 to 150 days.

cygnets have a leucistic gene.

In the Andersen"s tale, a cygnet is harassed because of his homeliness.

Sam goes to Philadelphia and strikes a deal with the Head Man: in every clutch of cygnets, there is always one that needs special care, just as Louis did in his own family.

swans Eastbourne lake parasites cause death of cygnets Hackney Goose shot with cross bow Hen Hatched cygnets brought to Swan Sanctuary Evening Standard -.

50th Congress was late enough that medievalists got to enjoy watching the cygnets get their sea legs.

and allow close but respectful approach even in the nesting season when cygnets are on the nest.

The cygnets hatch after about 36 days and have a grey or brown plumage.

cygnetensis) occupies the sandy flats and limestone ridges.

with the cygnets, Daffy gets angry, takes on the aspect of a fighter aircraft and buzzes the Buzzard, who literally turns yellow, drops the cygnets (who parachute.

Synonyms:

swan, young bird,

Antonyms:

disclaim, stay in place,