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fantail

Variety of domestic pigeon, often white, with a large, widely fanning tail.
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The proud, fan-tailed birds have been causing a nuisance, leaving droppings around the hamlet of Bryneglwys, near Corwen.
WALES: Under siege; VILLAGERS LEFT IN A FLAP BY RAMPAGING PEACOCKS by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
About the time they stopped to stretch their necks the wind caught my gobbler decoy with a violent gust tipping it over on its fan-tailed butt, both Jakes gobbled in concern or alarm, I'm not sure which and stood straight on like statues.
Waiting by Dougherty, Jim / Petersen's Bowhunting
Other bird species are 'queuing up on the other side of the Channel', including the black kite, serin, black-winged stilts and fan-tailed warbler.
THE WINGS OF CHANGE; SPECIAL REPORT Warmer weather brings rare ... by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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