wood pigeon
woodpigeon

From far away came the call of a wood pigeon.

Joe hands me a wood pigeon - and a knife.

He at once took Jill's bow, went out and shot a couple of wood pigeons.

The common wood pigeon may be distinguished from other pigeons by its larger size.

He had a brace of woods pigeons slung over his shoulder.

Wood pigeons, alarmed, fled with much commotion at our approach.

Recent studies have shown that up to a third of adult wood pigeons in Spain may carry the disease.

At 37-40 cm, it looks like a very dark Wood Pigeon.

He puffs out his chest like a wood pigeon.

Voices murmured like the morning babble of wood pigeons and made as much sense.

The Azores wood pigeon is found mainly in wooded areas.

Wood pigeons, seagulls and many other birds are frequently evident.

He is said to have a magic touch with turtle vol-au-vent or wood pigeons.

Wood Pigeons seem to have a preference for trees near roadways and rivers.

The extinct species was tamer than the Azores wood pigeon.

They, too, the sparrows, blackbirds, and wood pigeons, answer us.

These are a preferred food of the kererū, the native wood pigeon.

When buying wood pigeon, look for meat that is deep-coloured and relatively clear of damage from shot.

"Ho, I say, old bean, be that a wood pigeon or a great eagle?

Throughout the county pheasant, wood pigeon and feral pigeons are widespread.

Can you hear the wood pigeon?

Wood pigeon, rock dove, heron and jackdaws are common.

Starters include terrine of wood pigeon, and a tart of wild mushrooms.

Simon was half-hoping that when the troll returned he might be carrying a fat wood pigeon or something similar.

The Azores wood pigeon lays one white egg.