blackbird , auch: black bird
ouzel , auch: ousel , auch: Turdus merula latin

The Blackbirds, who have won 13 of their last 15 games, never looked back.

But then the Blackbirds, just as they did at the beginning of the game, came out cold.

"Did you say that she is a member of the Blackbird family?"

Certainly they should have run instead of standing to fight when we came after them at Blackbird!

Blackbird caught me, but she had a fight on her hands to do it.

Making sure every cat and blackbird knew you were there.

He is currently working on Blackbird for production in 2009.

I certainly do not think that the blackbird has received full justice in the books.

The blackbird was just starting up - I always like hearing him.

The others are a bit sprawling those blackbirds I think.

All the blackbirds used to sing it when I was young.

Everyone agreed they would never listen to "Blackbird" the same way again.

And there in the nest were six baby blackbirds, all dead.

Last night, the Blackbirds were barely the best team in their own neighborhood.

If it were in the silence that the blackbirds speak to each other?

The others, who knew nothing of this, were turning their heads like three blackbirds.

The athletics teams of the university are called the Blackbirds.

By the abrupt end of the Blackbirds' season, there was little else to say.

But what I mean to say is have you gone into the question of blackbirds?"

"The blackbird of doom just walked in the front door."

He later hit two free throws with 2:19 to play to put the Blackbirds ahead by 70-68.

There was no record of any survivors in the Blackbird data base.

A blackbird began to sing, a long way up in the fields.

The bill's appearance is important in the interactions of the Blackbird.

It must be a blackbird she could hear in the pear tree.

The Ouzel, however, did not return as scheduled; nor was she seen the year after that.

Another ouzel appeared, carrying something in its beak that was not seaweed.

He nodded, bobbing his head like a water ouzel.

After retiring from sports, he became a leading author on the Ring Ouzel.

They are often replaced by the related Ring Ouzel in areas of higher altitude.

The silence was punctuated only by the peep of an ouzel exploring the creek.

In 1705, the Ouzel Galley Society, was set up to sort out the issue.

One can encounter chamois and the water ouzel, which also nests in the gorge.

The Ouzel Galley Society was eventually wound up in 1888.

Seasonal birds include the ring ouzel and the redstart.

No contemporary accounts of the Ouzel Galley's adventures survive.

'It'll take a while to hatch,' Segnbora said to the ouzel.

It signifies an ouzel or blackbird.

"We call it a dipper," Brian said, "because of the way he dips his head, but properly he's a water ouzel.

The wildlife includes ponies, sheep, bats and wild birds including the rare Ring Ouzel.

Beneath the surface of rushing mountain streams walks the water ouzel, or dipper, fishing among the stream-rounded boulders.

The Grand Union Canal runs through the town, alongside the River Ouzel.

Ouzel may refer to:

On a stone wall perched a black bird with a white bib: it was a ring ouzel, a bird of mountain and moor land.

He also rekindled his interest in birds and started studying the Ring Ouzel in 1978, eventually becoming a leading author on the subject.

Ouzel (disambiguation)

A sea ouzel was building a nest in a cranny of the boulder, and Segnbora was watching it intently.

In this book, the Ouzel is indeed commandeered by pirates - but in the Caribbean, not North Africa.

The raven, Clark's nutcracker, Oregon jay, and water ouzel frequent the forest and streams year-round.

It is usually called the River Ouzel, except near Newport Pagnell where both names are used.