Corvus frugilegus

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Noun1.Corvus frugilegus - common gregarious Old World bird about the size and color of the American crowCorvus frugilegus - common gregarious Old World bird about the size and color of the American crow
rook
corvine bird - birds of the crow family
genus Corvus, Corvus - type genus of the Corvidae: crows and ravens
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Rooks, Corvus frugilegus, and associated jackdaws, Corvus monedula, wintering in central and western Europe, use communal roosts.
How sunrise and weather affect timing of rooks' (Corvus frugilegus) morning departure from the winter communal roost
The rook (Corvus frugilegus) is a gregarious Eurasian crow with black plumage and a bare face.
Rook and rabbit rifles
Gyda llaw ydfran (Corvus frugilegus; rook) ydi'r enw Cymraeg swyddogol ar yr aderyn yma, er mai bran dan ni i gyd yn ei ddweud am wn i.
A dyma finna'n ystyried y brain
Perthyn i deulu'r brain mae'r jac-y-do (Corvus monedula) a'r fran (Corvus frugilegus) - y 'corvidae', a theulu o adar call ydyn nhw hefyd.
Dwi wedi dotio at y jacdoeau; BYD NATUR
Of the other three species, two (Corvus frugilegus, the "Rook," and Corvus corone, the "Eastern Carrion Crow") are only occasional visitors to south Asia, and then only at its northern and northwestern fringes.
Some storks and eagles eat carrion; herons and ospreys do not: kankas and kuraras (and badas) in the Mahabharata
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