Converse of object

• include: Summer migrants on passage include wheatear, whinchat, yellow wagtail, tern species and many species of waders.

• crown: Philae included more white crowned black wheatears, gull billed terns, whiskered terns and a fantastic location.

Adjective modifier

• black-eared: Black-eared wheatear A gorgeous pale throated male north of the quarry, several around the barren northern shore of LE.

• northern: Northern wheatear: quite common, eg around Akrotiri salt lake.

• black: Philae included more white crowned black wheatears, gull billed terns, whiskered terns and a fantastic location.

• male: The apparent response from the male wheatear to our lack of attention was to grab a huge caterpillar ( actually a Bedstraw Hawkmoth!

• common: The most common wheatear along this road, absent from open areas.

• white-tailed: White-tailed Wheatear [ ernesti ] ( Oenanthe leucopyga ernesti ) The most common wheatear along this road, absent from open areas.

Modifies a noun

• nest: One of the characteristics of a black wheatear nest is that it contains a pile of stones near the entrance.

• oenanthe: White crowned black wheatear oenanthe leucopyga A new bird for most of the group seen at Philae and the High Dam.

• pie: She offered them a plate of pie each and they ate with relish - wheatear pie was considered a great delicacy.

Noun used with modifier

• isabelline: Northern Wheatear By far the commonest wheatear Isabelline wheatear Few seen in the more bushy, cultivated areas.

• desert: Desert wheatear Oenanthe deserti An already reported bird, scarce in the region, was seen by us at Dona Paula on 25th.