- the
coursers are
found in
warmer parts of the Old World. They hunt
insects by running.
Their 2–3 eggs are laid on the ground. Cream-colored
courser Cursorius...
- A
courser is a
swift and
strong horse,
frequently used
during the
Middle Ages as a warhorse. It was
ridden by
knights and men-at-arms.
Coursers are commonly...
- of the
Somali courser rather than of cream-colored. Some
authorities in turn
consider the Somali, Burc****'s and cream-colored
coursers to be conspecific...
- Jerdon's
courser (Rhinoptilus bitorquatus) is a
nocturnal bird
belonging to the
pratincole and
courser family Glareolidae endemic to India. The bird was...
-
other coursers, it is a
ground bird that can be
found in
small groups as they
forage for
insects in dry open semi-desert country. The
Indian courser was...
- The
courser is a bird in the
subfamily Cursoriinae.
Courser may also
refer to:
Courser (horse), a
swift and
strong horse,
frequently used
during the Middle...
- of its
range in the winter. The
coursers are
fairly nomadic, but do not
undertake long-distance migrations. The
coursers are
crepuscular and
nocturnal in...
-
American breed of sighthound. Like most sighthounds,
Silkens are
noted coursers.[citation needed]
Silken Windhounds are graceful, small- to medium-sized...
- S2CID 88119355. Gill, Frank; Donsker, David, eds. (2019). "Sandpipers, snipes,
coursers".
World Bird List
Version 9.2.
International Ornithologists' Union. Retrieved...
-
greywaders are a
subfamily (Glareolinae) of
birds which together with the
coursers make up the
family Glareolidae. They have
short legs, very long pointed...
