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Meanings of green woodpecker in English
Portuguese
peto verde Catalan
pigot verd Usage of green woodpecker in English
1
It was a pied woodpecker, not the large green woodpecker, but another kind.
2
The only sound is the astonishing cackle of a green woodpecker.
3
Under the vault of the trees the cry of the green woodpecker has magic sounds.
4
And despite the dull grey sky, birds sing brightly and a green woodpecker sweeps between the trees.
5
Another local word I have not heard elsewhere is "eckle," meaning a green woodpecker or yaffel.
6
A green woodpecker took it in his route, though he did not stay long, there not being many trees.
7
And while I stood watching them from the palace trees close by came the loud laugh of the green woodpecker.
8
Watching these, a green woodpecker cries in the copse, and immediately afterwards flies across the mead, and away to another plantation.
9
The joy I feel at seeing them is heightened by the sudden yaffle of a green woodpecker echoing through the wood.
10
A green woodpecker starts from a tree, and can be watched between the trunks as he flies; his bright colour marks him.
11
Another bird that has defied the gun and trap is the green woodpecker, which used to be killed for alleged destruction of timber.
12
The green woodpecker approaches at a rapid pace-nowopening, now closing his wings, and seeming to throw himself forward rather than to fly.
13
Laying the arrow aside, Jamie cupped his hands around his mouth and gave a remarkably good imitation of the call of a green woodpecker.
14
Amateur photographer Martin Le-May, from Essex, took the shots of a weasel flying on the back of a green woodpecker in east London on Monday.
15
It is fond of taking possession of the old nest-holes of the Green Woodpecker.
16
These are handsome birds, and with the green woodpeckers give colour to the trees.
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Green woodpecker through the time
Green woodpecker across language varieties
United Kingdom
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