-
appreciably larger than the males.
Godwits were once a po****r
British dish. Sir
Thomas Browne writing in
about 1682
noted that
godwits "were
accounted the daintiest...
- red
breeding plumage, long legs, and a long
upturned bill. Bar-tailed
godwits breed on
Arctic coasts and
tundra from
Scandinavia to Alaska, and overwinter...
-
Asian black-tailed
godwits winter in Australia, Taiwan, the Philippines, Indonesia, and
Papua New Guinea. Black-tailed
godwits are much more likely...
- his
Systema Naturae for the
tenth edition, he
placed the
marbled godwit with
godwits and
ibises in the
genus Scolopax.
Linnaeus included a
brief description...
- The
Hudsonian godwit (Limosa haemastica) is a
large s****bird in the
sandpiper family, Scolopacidae. The
genus name
Limosa is from
Latin and
means "muddy"...
-
Godwit Press is a New
Zealand publisher of non-fiction works,
mainly of New
Zealand arts, literature, and
natural history.
Initially founded in Auckland...
- The
godwits are back' Grey and wet it
still is But the
lapwing birds are calling, they
tumble and fly And
despite rainy depressions Also the
godwit is...
- RAF
Peplow RNAS
Peplow (HMS
Godwit II / HMS
Godwit) Peplow,
Shropshire in England RAF
Peplow Shown within Shropshire Show map of
Shropshire RAF Peplow...
-
Royal Naval Air
Station Hinstock (RNAS Hinstock, also
known as HMS
Godwit) is a
former Royal Navy,
Fleet Air Arm station,
located 4
miles (6 km) South...
- the
species directly called "sandpiper", the
family includes curlews,
godwits, stints, snipes, and a few
other groups. They are
distributed among 15...
