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blackcap

Warbler Sylvia atricapilla, family Muscicapidae, order Passeriformes. The male has a black cap, the female a reddish-brown one. The general colour of the bird is an ashen-grey, turning to an olive-brown above and pale or whitish-grey below. About 14 cm/5.5 in long, the blackcap likes wooded areas, and is a summer visitor to northern Europe, wintering in Africa.



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One wood duck and 1 laughing gull reacted positively for preinoculation antibodies to AIV by the HI test.
Susceptibility of North American ducks and gulls to H5N1 highly ... by Swaynet, David E. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
With three lovely chicken breasts on the grill and three famished men on the boat, a black-headed laughing gull swooped down in the twilight and swiftly made off with one of our perfectly barbecued chicken breasts.
Deviant readings by Reverand, Stephen / BOAT/U.S. Magazine
There have been successful prosecutions in the region under the Endangered Species Act: In 1993 wildlife agents confiscated 83 brown pelican eggs and 118 laughing gull eggs from a fishing boat.
Delaying justice for the pelicans by Gillette, Becky / E
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