He paused and turned to look back at the night chough.

The chough was passing at that very second above my head.

It has the image of a chough as an emblem on its front page.

The night chough returned its attention to the cheese.

"Chough" was also used as a nickname for Cornish people.

The chough last bred on the island in 1900.

She reached out and put her hand lightly against Sandy, as chough to steady herself.

"Me," the night chough said succinctly, and vanished at once.

Then I was down at the Chough last night and everyone was on about it.

Old Chough had declined the tug's hawsers and was bringing her in himself.

"No, no," the night chough muttered, as it had in the market.

Oreb: a large black bird, of the kind known as a night chough.

There is one known prehistoric form of the Red-billed Chough.

Look out for chough as there are 60 pairs of the breed around the Pembrokeshire coast.

Temperature seemed to be the most important cause of body variation in the Alpine Chough.

Harry's a fine fellow; and they'll live at Chough Towers.

Auk asked the night chough on his shoulder.

He paused: Old Chough certainly had the lads' attention.

The frightfulness of what lay ahead was suddenly coming home to the men, but Old Chough had not finished yet.

Similarly, the Red-billed Chough no longer breeds on the island.

The area is also home to one of England's rarest breeding birds - the Chough.

The website featured various words related to Cornwall, such as pasty and chough.

I'd make a chough of as deep chat!"

My father came down to Chough Towers the day before the ball, and gloom descended on the house.