- also
known in
Britain and America, respectively, as the
water ouzel (sometimes
spelt "
ousel") –
ouzel originally meant the only
distantly related but...
- Look up ouzel or
ousel in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ouzel may
refer to:
Common blackbird or ouzel, a
species of thrush, all-black in the male Lord...
- dippers, the
European representative of
which is
sometimes known as the
water ouzel. "Ring Ouzel" was
first used by John Ray in his 1674
Collection of...
-
stone are,
beautifully represented in
medallions and in
natural size, a
water-
ousel and a kingfisher, one on
either side ... The
writer was a
Leeds pastor...
- as the owl of Cwm
Cowlyd Who
tells her
sorrow nightly on the wind. The
ousel singing in the
woods of Cilgwri,
Tirelessly as a
stream over the mossed...
-
March 1963, p.10 Obituary, The
Ousel, Vol.LXXIII, No.870, July 1969, p.119 The
Ousel Vol.L****VIII, No.916, p.5 The
Ousel Vol.XCII, No.933,
December 1989...
-
Bedford School produces several magazines, of
which the most
prominent is The
Ousel,
published regularly since 1876. It is
largely written by boys and managed...
-
known as the
Sidehill Dodger,
Sidehill Hoofer, Side-hill Gazink,
Sidehill Ousel,
Sidehill Loper,
Sidehill Galoot, Gyascutus, Sidewinder, Wampus, Boofum...
-
Until about the 17th century,
another name for the
species was ouzel,
ousel or
wosel (from Old
English osle, cf.
German Amsel).
Another variant occurs...
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unfit URL (link) Obituary, The
Ousel, Vol.XLIX, No.740, 8
December 1945, p.106 Hart′s Army list, 1903 "The Army...
