- dictionary.
Shag, or Shagged, or
Shagger, or
Shagging, or
Shags may
refer to:
Shag or cormorant, a bird
family European shag, a
specific species of the
shag or...
- Croatia. In
April 2017,
eight new
European shags were born in Monaco. The
largest colony of
European shags is in the Cíes Islands, Spain, with 2,500 pairs...
- They were one of
numerous bands at the time
using the name "The
Shags". The
Shags were
formed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1964 by Paul "Green" Greenwald...
-
approximately 40
species of
aquatic birds commonly known as
cormorants and
shags.
Several different classifications of the
family have been proposed, but...
-
spotted shags in New Zealand;
estimates are
between 10,000 and 50,000
breeding pairs (20,000 to 100,000 birds). In the past, the
number of
spotted shags has...
-
Antarctic shags are
rarely prey for
other species.
There have been a few do****ented cases,
including leopard seals and
brown skuas killing Antarctic shags. However...
- of the
shag family belong to
three groups,
based on the
color of
their feet: black,
yellow or pink.
Outside New Zealand, the black-footed
shags are better...
- from
bright orange (as in
Foveaux shag) to dark
orange to purple.
Until 2016,
Otago shags and the
closely related shags living around Stewart Island and...
- Blue-e****
Shags.
Condor 93: 825-839. Siegel-Causey, D. (1986). The
courtship behavior and mixed-species
pairing of King and
Imperial Blue-e****
Shags (Phalacrocorax...
- A
shag is a
heavy long
piled worsted textile. In the 17th century, the term was also used to
refer to
inferior silk material.
Shag became po****r as a...
