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woodcock

[wood-kok] / ˈwʊdˌkɒk /


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While migration and reproduction take a lot of energy, American woodcock reduce the cost in other ways, Slezak said.

From Science Daily

It was hoped species such as lapwing, redshank and woodcock would find a haven in the wet woodland, while otters and water voles would use the restored network of waterways as corridors and breeding habitat.

From BBC

In the spring and the fall, the American woodcock often makes an appearance.

From New York Times

A bird conservation charity said it had been locked out of its Twitter account for eight days after posting several tweets about woodcock.

From BBC

In the clear light of day, the Eurasian woodcock doesn’t stand out.

From Science Magazine