Meanings of dunnock in English

And Hareton Earnshaw has been cast out like an unfledged dunnock.

In fact, this feature of dunnock life reminds me of a number of politicians.

Dr Brandt said there were a number of factors that could have led to the dunnock's decline.

One of the birds Kiwis will be keeping an eye out for is the dunnock, or hedge sparrow, which has declined in numbers recently.

However, what works for one pair of dunnocks might not work for another.

It's all food for ground-feeding birds such as dunnocks, wrens and robins that switch to seeds when insects are scarce.

We evaluated whether the social status of males predicted their sperm speed in a wild population of dunnocks (Prunella modularis).

In the garden more blackbirds swooping and scuttling than ever; the robins and dunnocks splashing in the bird bath, an occasional goldcrest.

Following are the Greenfinch 87 per cent, and the Dunnock, which used to be called the Hedge Sparrow with 83 per cent.