Usage of "stone curlew"

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Large-headed large-eyed crepuscular or nocturnal shorebird of the Old World and tropical America having a thickened knee joint.

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Usage of stone curlew in inglês

The history of the stone curlew, charadrius oedicnemus is as follows. 
 The Natural History of Selborne 

I am assured now that it is the stone curlew (charadrius oedicnemus). 
 The Natural History of Selborne 

The stone curlew, our little bustard with the long wings, big, yellow eyes, and wild voice, still frequents the uncultivated downs, unhappily in diminishing numbers. 
 A Shepherd's Life: Impressions of the South Wiltshire Downs 

This study presents the first isolation of mycoplasmas from stone curlews. 
 Pubmed 

Look and listen out for Stone curlews -crow-sizedbirds whose large yellow eyes enable them to find food in the dark. 
 The Guardian 

That they are not noxious to some animals is plain: for ducks, buzzards, owls, stone curlews, and snakes, eat them, to my knowledge, with impunity. 
 The Natural History of Selborne 

Translations for stone curlew

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Meanings of stone curlew in inglês