teal

Maston courageously menaced them with his steel hook, but he only succeeded in frightening some pelicans and teal, while tall flamingos stared stupidly at the party.

You who love sporting, and who, whether you admit it or not, are a poet, my dear friend, you will find pheasants, rail and teal, without counting sunsets and excursions on the water, to make you fancy yourself Nimrod and Apollo themselves.

The hunter had been successful, and brought back a regular cargo of geese, wild-duck, snipe, teal, and plover.

Should he wish to land, it is merely because he has seen a large flight of landrails or plovers, of wild ducks, teal, widgeon, or woodchucks, which fall an easy pray to net or gun.

There were geese, barrel-headed and black-backed, teal, widgeon, mallard, and sheldrake, with curlews, and here and there a flamingo.

Marbled Teals are caught and then supplied in the market of various towns.

Short for Technology Education and Literacy in Schools, TEALS teams with select high schools around the country to teach students computational thinking and problem-solving skills that empower them to compete in the global economy.

In the same way, make 32 section 2's from pink unit 2's and 8 section 3's from teal unit 3's as shown.

In Lancashire, a Baikal Teal has provoked speculation about its origin: since they winter in Korea and are prized in collections, they were long presumed to be escapes.

THREE marbled teal chicks have hatched at Dudley Zoo, giving a boost to the species which is threatened in the wild.

TEAL is a colour trend that looks set to stay, so don't banish those towel bales to the airing cupboard just yet.