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Перевод: wagtail

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Тезаурус:

1. The long evolution of the natural system, further evolved by man's practical management, has given brooks and rivers individual characters as distinctive as their names, names which invest the Ordnance Survey map with an idiosyncratic quality ranging from poetry to comedy: the Windrush, the Swift, the Wagtail Brook, the Mad Brook, the Hell Brook, the Piddle, the Wriggle
2. A wagtail flickered bright over
3. After admiring the wagtail for a while, I went on until at last I reached the Round Tower.
4. It was a yellow wagtail, seen from below, where its colours are finest.
5. There are, therefore, "reed warbler" cuckoos, "meadow pipit" cuckoos, "pied wagtail" cuckoos and so on.
6. It forms the primary nesting area for a number of specialised species, particularly Lapwing, Redshank, Snipe, and Yellow Wagtail, and probably Reed and Sedge Warblers.
7. The combination of drainage and improvement to pasture has greatly reduced the numbers of many characteristic and local species, either breeding, such as Garganey, Snipe, Redshank, and Yellow Wagtail, or wintering, such as Teal, Shoveler, and again Snipe.
8. The grey wagtail nests in ledges and crevices of rock upstream, and finds a similar home in the crumbling walls and vertical structures of watermills.
9. Perhaps the loveliest of upland specialists associated with weirs and mill sites is the grey wagtail - grey in name, but not in appearance, with the flash of his canary-coloured chest.
10. The discoverers added a number of routes, the best of which seem to be Cookie Monster E7 6b, and the most popular Wagtail E3 5b.
11. In Britain the main hosts are the reed warbler, meadow pipit, dunnock and pied wagtail.
12. As an example of the value of this habitat a survey of Pevensey Levels in 1976 recorded 52 nesting species and included counts of 27 pairs of Snipe, 29 pairs of Redshank, 74 pairs of Reed Warbler, 196 pairs of Sedge Warbler, 165 pairs of Yellow Wagtail, 118 pairs of Meadow Pipit, and 262 pairs of Reed Bunting; Besides revealing rather more Snipe, Redshank and Yellow Wagtail than previously recorded ( see Systematic List) these counts clearly indicate the value of the marginal vegetation of the ditches for Reed Buntings, Reed and Sedge Warbler.