egret|egrets in English

noun

[e·gret || 'iːgret]

heron (type of bird); heron feathe

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1. Egret Island Park, a sculpture of the goddess egrets , she is Ludao Xiamen is a symbol of urban sculpture in the boutique.

2. Aigrette translate: egret, crest, Aigrette

3. An egret flew to southeast.

4. White egrets sit in a green tree.

5. Herons, egrets and ibises all nest here.

6. Borrowed from French Aigrette (“ egret ”)

7. The food habit of little egret and cattle egret were analyzed by getting the food disgorged by nestlings.

8. 16 hours ago · A great egret takes flight from a rookery, in background, on Tuesday, March 23, 2021, where a colony of wood storks and small groups of egrets and Anhinga are breeding in Port Richey.

9. 16 Egrets and a solitary grey heron were busily feeding.

10. Version three on Operation Egret is ready.

11. A cattle egret alights on a rhinoceros.

12. Egrets and a solitary grey heron were busily feeding.

13. Bitterns are less well known than Herons and Egrets because …

14. Circuitous and midway Hamish always Anagrammatising prenatal and psych his egrets

15. Other birds include hammerkops, crowned cranes, saddle-bills, and cattle egrets.

16. Bitterns, herons and egrets are closely related birds of wetlands and rivers

17. Young snowy egret chicks battle to feed on the recently caught catch.

18. Bryan now has an estimated 000 to 000 egrets roosting in nine parts of town.

19. The food of cattle egret was mostly spider, locust, cricket and frog.

20. Only the egrets, spoonbill, and least tern, however, faced actual extinction before help arrived.

21. 2 Among the feathered residents are flamingos, toucans, kookaburras, egrets, brown pelicans, hornbills and trumpeter swans.

22. The wolf agreed with what he said , so he went to an egret for help.

23. The village had three four - storey large banyan tree crown broad Posuo, egrets are spacious home.

24. I spotted this lone Great Egret in a large area of marsh grass.

25. Aigrette definition is - a spray of feathers (as of the egret) for the head