Portuguese
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The Mexican crossbill appeared to have little fear of the migrating Northern shrike.
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The crossbill is fitted with a wonderful tool for tearing fir-cones to pieces.
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Not a crossbill, not a jay, neither eagle nor hawk, showed against the azure fields of sky and snow.
4
A flock of crossbills went whistling overhead, coming from the same direction.
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No, the Crossbill does not place his nest in any of these ways.
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See also females of the Red Crossbill, Orchard Oriole, Scarlet Tanager, Summer Tanager.
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The birds which remained were ravens, magpies, partridges, crossbills and woodpeckers.
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Companies of redpolls and crossbills pass chirping through the thickets, busily seeking their food.
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I suppose you've already seen my friends, Snipper the Crossbill and Piny the Grosbeak.
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Yes, three-theCardinal, the Crossbill, and the Pine Grosbeak.
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The red crossbills are capricious little visitors, it is true, but by no means uncommon.
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A great flock of crossbills swooped down into the spruces, and stopped whistling in their astonishment.
13
In November a flock of 12 crossbills visited European larch trees beside our house for several weeks.
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The Crossbill is included in Professor Ansted's list, and only marked as occurring in Guernsey and Sark.
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This bird is called the American Crossbill.
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And, where the crossbills came, this year