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Meanings of great crested in English

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Usage of great crested in English
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Occasionally we caught the loud, querulous notes of the great crested flycatcher.
See America First
2
The tarn also provides food for diving birds such as great crested grebes.
The Guardian
3
I admit I slipped up on the great crested grebe, slipped up badly.
Scoop
4
There were breeding great crested grebes and wintering smews, bumblebees, butterflies and water voles.
The Guardian
5
Work has begun a £1m project to help protect a population of great crested newts.
BBC
6
The route of the Northern Distributor Road is home to great crested newts which are protected.
BBC
7
The focus is on the great crested newt, a species classified as endangered under European law.
BBC
8
Not just ordinary newts, of course, but, reputedly about thirty thousand of them, great crested newts at that.
The Irish Times
9
Brian Fahy Glanmire, Co Cork It was a great crested grebe in winter plumage, judging by your photograph.
The Irish Times
10
Not about great crested grebes.
Scoop
11
The University of Kent is has been studying the behaviour patterns and movement of the great crested newt for the past 20 years.
BBC
12
Still open for sponsorship by the Permo or other benefactors are the brown hare, the great crested newt and a range of bats.
The Irish Times
13
Its features include a man-made sett for badgers, replacement bat roosts and a network of 21 ponds for great crested newts and water shrews.
BBC
14
Two large birds remaining, which had dived, then rose to the surface, and to our surprise and pleasure proved to be great crested grebes.
The Naturalist on the Thames
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He looked up and saw Kit-chee the Great Crested Flycatcher.
The Magic Speech Flower / or Little Luke and His Animal Friends
16
"I expect you want to talk about the great crested grebe."
Scoop
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