How To Use Greylag In A Sentence
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But the greylag population is increasing at a faster rate.
Times, Sunday Times
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The greylag geese are not that unusual, and there are about eight pairs here.
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High records for common pochard and greylag goose Anser anser (3,200: 18,000 in the 1970s) show that Ichkeul is their most important wintering site in northwest Africa. 600 (4% of known world population) of the threatened white-headed duck Oxyura leucocephala, were seen in 1977.
Ichkeul National Park, Tunisia
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The Central Science Laboratory is also collaborating in another project with the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust which is exploring whether greylags seen in Britain are migrants from Greenland or belong to a population resident in the UK.
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The barking of geese broke the silence, greylags and Canada share open water with oystercatchers.
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No one knows who built Greylag; none can say if they were of the race of men or some older, forgotten race that walked upon the earth when the brachiosaurus still made his home in the swamps and the allosaur still gazed out from the hills at dusk, razor teeth glinting in the sunset, and called her hideous children home.
Jasper Dash and the Flame-Pits of Delaware
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Skylarks, wheatears, pipits and greylag geese fill any silences that remain.
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The barking of geese broke the silence, greylags and Canada share open water with oystercatchers.
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No one knows who built Greylag; none can say if they were of the race of men or some older, forgotten race that walked upon the earth when the brachiosaurus still made his home in the swamps and the allosaur still gazed out from the hills at dusk, razor teeth glinting in the sunset, and called her hideous children home.
Jasper Dash and the Flame-Pits of Delaware
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At the other end of the scale, muntjac deer and greylag geese are on the menu in River Cottage Christmas Mon, 8pm, Channel 4.
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There are also some genuinely wild greylags to be found here.
Times, Sunday Times
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Skylarks, wheatears, pipits and greylag geese fill any silences that remain.
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The greylag goose is a native species in Iceland, the United Kingdom, and Europe, and it also winters in the Mediterranean and southern Asia.
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The greylag goose is a native species in Iceland, the United Kingdom, and Europe, and it also winters in the Mediterranean and southern Asia.
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The Central Science Laboratory is also collaborating in another project with the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust which is exploring whether greylags seen in Britain are migrants from Greenland or belong to a population resident in the UK.
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Westmorland marshes are apparently frequented mostly by the greylag geese though there is some hope that the pinkfoots may eventually be found in increasing numbers.
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The greylag geese are not that unusual, and there are about eight pairs here.
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There are still wild greylags to be seen.
Times, Sunday Times
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The barking of geese broke the silence, greylags and Canada share open water with oystercatchers; I guess these ponds are soon to be more marinas for the pleasure boats.
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Westmorland marshes are apparently frequented mostly by the greylag geese though there is some hope that the pinkfoots may eventually be found in increasing numbers.
