- "walloon", "black-billed loon", "guinea duck", "
imber diver", "ring-necked loon", and "ember-
goose". An old
colloquial name from New
England was call-up-a-storm...
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Renamed Dzik Dzik Dzik (eng. Boar Boar Boar)
during production ^200
Renamed Imber (eng. Ginger)
during production ^201
Renamed Trattoria Verde during production...
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Pseudobulweria rupinarum (St. Helena,
South Atlantic,
early 16th century)
Imber's petrel,
Pterodroma imberi (Chatham Islands,
Southwest Pacific,
early 19th...
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fired on the
audience during a
demonstration of
ground attack tactics at
Imber training ground, Wiltshire, England,
after mistaking them for
dummy targets...
- that are
excellent at
shedding water due to
special oils. The Cape
Barren goose is also
recorded as an
escape from
captivity in New
Zealand which has bred...
-
elder half-sister, Elizabeth), and
daughter of Sir
Dudley Carleton, of
Imber Court,
Thames Ditton, Surrey. He grew up in Chester,
where his
family had...
- *faklitāts > facultās *feret "he carries" > fert *imbris "rainstorm" > *
imbers >
imber *tris "three times" > *tr̩s > *ters > Old
Latin terr > ter Sometimes...
-
Canary Islands) –
possibly an
extirpated po****tion of an
extant species Imber's petrel,
Pterodroma imberi (Chatham Islands,
Southwest Pacific) Pterodroma...
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snipe Forbes's
snipe Snipe-rail
Imber's petrel Scarlett's
shearwater (ōiruki)
North Island takahē (moho) New
Zealand goose Finsch's duck (manutahora) New...
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snipe Forbes's
snipe Snipe-rail
Imber's petrel Scarlett's
shearwater (ōiruki)
North Island takahē (moho) New
Zealand goose Finsch's duck (manutahora) New...
