yellowhammer , auch: yitie ScoE

Its song and calls are like those of the Yellowhammer.

We even have a tiny yellowhammer which visits us each morning.

Yellowhammer is a good example of how some British agencies have become vulnerable.

There are also potential plans to do something similar with the Yellowhammer should the project prove successful.

Yellowhammer has handled the Government's anti-drug campaign, which began in 1984.

Their name comes from the Yellowhammer, the state bird of Alabama.

"Today it is home to a range of wildlife including the yellowhammer and rare lichens.

Non-breeding plumage is like that of a Yellowhammer, but with all the yellow replaced by white.

The Yellowhammer is a robust 15.5-17 cm long bird, with a thick seed-eater's bill.

"We want to build our Fiat business in Europe, and the addition of Yellowhammer is going to help," he said.

Alabama's state bird is the yellowhammer.

Yellowhammer will remain a separate operation, Mr. Hinton said.

Louder yet calmer than they, among the trees, sounded the yellowhammer, the linnet and greenfinch.

Alabama is unofficially nicknamed the Yellowhammer State, after the state bird.

Gorse provides a nesting site for birds such as the yellowhammer and whitethroat.

Supposedly named after the yellowhammer bird and its apparent habit of diving steeply to catch prey.

The Yellowhammer State can accurately be described as one of the more staunchly Republican states in the nation.

The female is much more like the Yellowhammer, but has a streaked grey-brown rump and chestnut shoulders.

Hybrids between Pine Bunting and Yellowhammer show a mixture of characters.

The Yellowhammer was introduced to New Zealand in 1862 and is now common and widespread there.

Breeding birds include willow warbler and yellowhammer.

In the rough grassland areas Meadow Pipit and Yellowhammer have been recorded.

Species such as yellowhammer, reed bunting, skylark and meadow pipit are a common sight in the open areas of the park.