Converse of object

• include: On the large estates, management of the heather for grouse helps to conserve wild birds including the golden plover.

• tail: But the bird of this area tho was a White tailed plover, an Asian vagrant and only the eighth Hungarian record.

• wing: On the drive kestrel, spur winged plover, turtle dove and a distant great gray shrike were added.

• winter: The open field pattern to the north is an important site for wintering golden plover.

• have: Inland lochans can hold red-throated divers, while, in summer, the hill ridges and moors have golden plover, curlew and skylark.

• see: Back on the coach a group of waders in a field were thought to be golden plover seen only by Dorothy.

Adjective modifier

• Kentish: Kentish plover: 7 on the old airfield at Montana Roja on 17th November.

• golden: Back on the coach a group of waders in a field were thought to be golden plover seen only by Dorothy.

• gray: Keep an eye open for the waders, gray plover.

• little: Of special interest was a little ringed plover on the salt marsh, a bird more associated with fresh water habitats.

• green: Back To Bird Index LAPWING Lapwing - peewit - green plover - these are different names for the same bird.

Modifies a noun

• nest: Discover the rich diversity of Dartmoor ' s wildlife including: Blanket bogs on the high north moor where dunlin and golden plover nest.

• breed: Colonies of tern and ringed plover breed in this habitat in Chichester Harbor.

Noun used with modifier

• gray: Pluvialis squatarola gray plover L L WCA 1981 EC Birds Directive Annex II Bern Convention App.

• sand: However, the book does not mention that greater sand plover are regular in winter on the rocks at Paphos headland.

• ring: A green sandpiper feed busily from the gravely beach, which will soon provide breeding areas for little ring plover and common sandpiper.