It's a short-billed snipe, a corvus, a real corvus.

I shot that bird to-day, I'll confess now, Frau Barbara; my corvus is a wretched crow.

It's a corvus, as I said.

To the inexpert they look like crows or rooks but they are not classed as a corvus in the books.

Joseph Feilds brought me today three eggs of the party coloured corvus, they are about the size and shape of those of the pigeon.

The kite, alang (falco), is very common, as is the crow, gadak (corvus), and jackdaw, pong (gracula), with several species of the woodpecker.

CORVUS.-Oneof the old constellations in the southern hemisphere, near Sagittarius.

I'm so thrilled that Distress Signals has found the perfect home in Corvus.

Peter had found the obscure ones too: Corvus, Delphinus, Eridanas, Sextens.

The Project Gutenberg eBook, Sister Carmen, by M. Corvus, Translated by Kate Dykers

IMRT was initially developed on the Corvus treatment planning system.

The Pinnacle and Corvus planning systems were used to develop conventional and IMRT plans, respectively.

Chalcot Crescent is published by Corvus on September 1.

Corvus was known as the Raven in Chaucer's time.

Corvus is to publish Distress Signals, the debut thriller by Catherine Ryan Howard in 2016.

Her previous books are Corvus: A Life with Birds and Field Notes From a Hidden City.