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northwest Africa ring
ouzels winter in
juniper forest at 1,800–2,200
metres (5,900–7,200 ft),
often near
rivers or ponds. On migration,
ouzels may
occur on coastal...
- 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...
- The
River Ouzel /ˈuːzəl/, also
known as the
River Lovat, is a
river in England, and a
tributary of the
River Great Ouse. It
rises in the
Chiltern Hills...
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known in
Britain and America, respectively, as the
water ouzel (sometimes
spelt "ousel") –
ouzel originally meant the only
distantly related but superficially...
- The
Ouzel Galley was an
Irish merchant ship that set sail from
Dublin in the late
seventeenth century and was
presumed lost with all
hands when she failed...
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August 9, 1978, a
lightning strike near
Ouzel Lake in
Rocky Mountain National Park
sparked the
Ouzel Fire. The
Ouzel Fire of 1978
tested the
strength and...
- also
supports a
variety of upland-habitat birds,
including raven and ring
ouzel.
Birds of prey
include the merlin, hen
harrier and the red kite, a national...
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Haddington Hill (267 m (876 ft)). The
Chilterns are the
source of the
River Ouzel,
which flows across the
lowland Vale of
Aylesbury in the
north of the county...
- The
ouzel usage survived later in poetry, and
still occurs as the name of the
closely related ring
ouzel (****us torquatus), and in
water ouzel, an alternative...
- starlings,
sometimes also with
mistle thrushes, song thrushes, and ring
ouzels.
Unlike the song thrush, the more
nomadic redwing does not tend to return...
