It is particularly noted for its populations of
breeding snipe.
Snipe away at the enemy
with maximum impact.
Snipe as well as eight black-tailed godwits
on the arc pit.
Common snipe: 2 at erjos ponds on 15th november.
Snipe shooting
from october to the end of january.
Snipe away
at the enemy with maximum impact.
The love-song of the common
jack snipe
seemed not a whit less mysterious than partridge drumming.
Snipe from the sidelines.
I thought it was supposed to be the english that
continually sniped
at winners?
Tim worstall stopped responding to comments on his
anti-un snipes
once the posts had fallen off his blog's front page.
Snipe the guard
standing up in the head, then run to the dark corner next to the stairs.
These have been popular feeding and roosting areas for birds
including snipe, lapwing and teal.
French birders had seen one
great snipe
displaying from 19.00 till 19.30.
Snipe circles
high above in a series of roller-coaster arcs, = each descent marked by a loud and distinctive sound.
Get it if desired,
then snipe
the first wave of soldiers with normal guns.
French birders had
seen one great snipe
displaying from 19.00 till 19.30.
An early evening wander round this area produced a couple of
painted snipe
on two occasions.
A minibus took them into thurso where they
found a suitable snipe
named kittiwake belonging to john shearer.
The day was relatively windy and the shooting tricky however a
few snipe
did find their way into the bag.
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