Usage of "Corvus monedula"

portugués

catalán

español

Common black-and-grey Eurasian bird noted for thievery.

Synonyms

Examples for "jackdaw"

Examples for "jackdaw"

As Kauc, the crow, was saying to Cloctaw, the jackdaw, this morning-- 
 Wood Magic: A Fable 

So did Evelyn think, and her eyes followed Sister Mary John's jackdaw. 
 Sister Teresa 

The old birds were screeching loudly, and trying to drive the jackdaw away. 
 The Life of the Fields 

I watched as a jackdaw hopped across the garden this morning. 
 The Irish Times 

You can see part of an upstairs room there, by the jackdaw tower. 
 Five on a treasure island 

He was represented, in a hundred pamphlets, as the daw in borrowed plumes. 
 The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume ... 

A daw of the people, she had tried to peacock it among the gentry. 
 The Mountebank 

Its invasion was not nearly as shy as the dawn's. 
 Sins of the Fathers 

No darkness, no tempest, no gloom, long confused his vision of 'the ideal dawn'. 
 Life of Robert Browning 

The dawn's new light fell across the Paladin as he climbed back astride his charger. 
 Magic Kingdom for Sale - SOLD! 

Translations for Corvus monedula

portugués

catalán

español

Meanings of Corvus monedula in inglés