Significats de guillemot en anglès

A black guillemot, like an omen of evil, passed over Ootah's head.

The guillemot makes no nest, merely laying a single egg on a ledge.

A guillemot swims underwater by the Farne Islands off the Northumberland coast, northern England.

Some distance away the women were whispering to one another, and above, in the sky, circled a black guillemot.

The first resident bird species were the fulmar and guillemot, and the soil can now support complex life forms, such as earthworms.

The murre and the guillemot do their best to escape their enemies of the land by building high upon inaccessible rock ledges.

A guillemot skimmed over the water in the same direction as their own, and a tern on curved wing screamed in their wake.

A young guillemot was taken from its nest in Aberdeenshire and marked, and less than five months afterwards it was shot in Sweden.

The most curious were those of the guillemot, which, though little larger than the puffin, have eggs as large as those of geese.

Despoiled, but safe, the guillemot rattled away "for another cast"; but the foe settled, riding lightly on the lift and fall of the bottle-green waves.

The Guillemot Brothers SE company is fully controlled by the Guillemot family.

Birkhead began working on guillemots on Skomer in 1972, for his PhD.

Far below, the boulder-strewn beach is almost unvisited, save for gulls and guillemots.

Guillemots It's been another record-breaking year for breeding guillemots on the Farne Islands.

There are some curlew about, and the guillemots are in thousands.

The encounter startled both parties, and Guillemot was swift to take the initiative.