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601. Slug (lumaca)
:: Propelled through the air with an accompanying plume of sulphurous smoke yet another lead slug tore through the wooden board which happened to be todays target
602. Foreleg (zampa anteriore)
:: Tomorrow sees a test of a different kind her first race on a turning track which in itself offers a new challenge to a filly whose bent forelegs have received almost as much publicity as her achievements
603. Labrador (Labrador)
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604. Manatee (lamantino)
:: Such encounters are so common that researchers are often able to identify manatees from their scar patterns
605. Forefoot (zampa anteriore)
:: The forefeet and hindfeet have 3 large digits the pollex and hallux are reduced in size or absent and the fifth finger is very small
606. Underbelly (sotto la pancia)
:: Some people referred to it as a soft underbelly whatever that is but make no mistake about it over the last few years Kerry teams have not performed for the full game
607. Viper (vipera)
:: Now we face the least appealing of the evenings evershifting alternatives marching eight miles through viperous wastes past a frontier checkpoint to the nearest outpost of the border patrol
608. Buffalo (bufalo)
:: This year my contribution was a buffalo an American bison
609. Bug (insetto)
:: A flagship London heart hospital was forced to close for two weeks after 45 staff and patients became ill with a diarrhoea bug
610. Pipit (pispola)
:: Skylarks wheatears pipits and greylag geese fill any silences that remain
611. Crane (gru)
:: Volunteers used an overhead crane that had been left in the space to rig the theatrical lighting
612. Booby (tonto)
:: And so were her perky boobies poking through a deliciously thin white top
613. Swan (cigno)
:: Going around the lake I observed crested grebes coots moorhens ducks swans and herons
614. Swarm (sciame)
:: There was a swarm of summer insects flitting through the air in search of the food promised by the flower odors of the fatal garden
615. Egret (Airone)
:: The result is the area has become a wildlife sanctuary with otters returning and residents including white egrets herons kestrels and dozens of wild flowers
616. Dory (Dory)
:: Also found in the deep sea are the most valuable species of orange roughy alfonsino and oreo dories
617. Cockatiel (cockatiel)
:: She is an aviculturist writer editor panel judge and speaker and has raised cockatiels and parrots for more than 20 years
618. Cockatoo (cacatua)
:: Surprisingly parrots and cockatoos can get jealous of other pets so if theres a new animal in the house be patient whilst your bird gets used to the newcomer
619. Cockchafer (maggiolino)
:: What a pleasant change from the labourers unvarying meal of bread lard and bacon would be a good dish of fried cockchafers or grasshoppers
620. Cocker (cocker)
:: It was the familys other dog a threeyearold cocker spaniel who alerted them to the fact that the old dog Angus had got out of the garden of their home
621. Aquarium (acquario)
:: The tubes were floated in 57 L plastic aquaria receiving flowthrough sea water pumped directly from the ocean
622. Puffin (puffino)
:: Like other puffins this species has a large laterally compressed bill
623. Pug (carlino)
:: The girls see an ugly little dog you know the ugly little pug dog right
624. Terrier (terrier)
:: HamsTech who played like terriers scored through penalties kicked by fly half Warren Gower and scrum half Andre Bosman
625. Ruff (gorgiera)
:: The Iberian species however has a distinctly spotted coat of grayish fur with tints ranging from yellow to rusty orange a flared ruff framing its face black ear tufts and tail tips and long hind legs
626. Horn (corno)
:: powdered rhino horn
627. Hornbill (bucero)
:: The breadfruit trees cycads and tall hardwoods of that forest hide hornbills sea eagles and monkeys
628. Hornet (calabrone)
:: Bites from bees wasps hornets yellow jackets and fire ants are typically the most troublesome
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