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markings on the head, has an
ochre neck, and has
horns that are
clearly decurved. The
Arabian oryx was only
saved from
extinction through a captive-breeding...
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variation in the
family with
regard to bill shape.
Bills may be long and
decurved, as in the
sicklebills and riflebirds, or
small and slim like the Astrapias...
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special bracing and
stringing methods or
tools such as a
bracing board. A
decurve bow is a bow that has arms
curved or
curled at the ends to turn towards...
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bundle of
strings and twisting.
These bows
could be reflexed, deflexed,
decurved, or straight. One
variety of cable-backed bow is the
Penobscot bow or Wabenaki...
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exception to this rule.
Hermits in the type genus, Phaethornis, have a long
decurved bill (except for
three species, P. koepkeae, P.
philippii and P. bourcieri...
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possessed by Hume's
ground tit of
Tibet and the Himalayas,
which is long and
decurved. The **** are a
widespread family of birds,
occurring over most of Europe...
- for
probing as
opposed to
regular hammering tend to have
longer and more
decurved bills. Due to
their smaller bill size, many
piculets and
wrynecks forage...
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between young birds and adults. All have
fairly long,
straight to
marginally decurved (downward-curving) bills.
Wrens have loud and
often complex songs, sometimes...
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sometimes irregular and
eroded at maturity,
slightly incurved at first, soon
decurved,
flattening with maturity,
translucent striate and
often leaving a fibrillose...
- elongated, the neck more so, with
rather long legs. The bill is also long,
decurved in the case of the ibises,
straight and
distinctively flattened in the...
