- (Rallidae). Most
species are
placed in the
genus Gallinula,
Latin for "little
hen". They are
close relatives of coots. They are
often referred to as (black)...
-
Angel of the Sea, and that
Angel entrusted none with the
shamir except the
moor-
hen,
which had
taken an oath to
watch the
shamir carefully. “Gardens in Midair...
- The
hen harrier (Circus cyaneus) is a bird of prey. It
breeds in Eurasia. The term "
hen harrier"
refers to its
former habit of
preying on free-ranging...
- Ot****o (/ɒˈθɛloʊ/; full title: The
Tragedy of Ot****o, the
Moor of Venice) is a
tragedy written by
William Shakespeare,
around 1603. The
story revolves...
- Yr
Hen Ogledd (Welsh pronunciation: [ər
ˌheːn ˈɔɡlɛð]), or in
English the Old North, is the
historical region that was
inhabited by the
Brittonic people...
-
formations rises steeply to 505 m (1,657 ft).
Along with
Ramshaw Rocks and
Hen Cloud, from Old
English Henge Clud,
meaning "steep rock", they form a gritstone...
-
Moorland or
moor is a type of
habitat found in
upland areas in
temperate gr****lands, savannas, and
shrublands and
montane gr****lands and
shrublands biomes...
- Life of an
English Hen Harrier, a 2017 book by film
director David Cobham,
studies the ****cution of the
hen harrier on the
grouse moors of the
Forest of...
- Hay" 2942. "The Daysman" 2943. "David's
Flowery Vale" 2944. "The
Bonny Moor Hen" 2945. "The
Blazing Star of Drung" 2946. "My
Singing Bird" 2947. "I Long...
-
Ornithological Committee in 2011. The name mor-
hen has been
recorded in
English since the 13th century. The word
moor here is an old
sense meaning marsh; the...