rookery

Preposition: of

• penguin: This was quite a large rookery of penguins which allowed very close approach.
• chinstrap: Here there are Weddell and elephant seals, skuas, giant petrels, Antarctic terns and rookeries of chinstrap, gentoo and macaroni penguins.

Converse of object

• visit: Possibly visit vast penguin rookeries, land on beaches ruled by Antarctic fur seals or observe wallowing southern elephant seals.
• find: To square feetthe percentage will find the rookery that who at the.
• have: Graptolite Island now has a giant rookery - mainly Adelie Penguins.
• establish: Gentoo Penguins have established a rookery and a busy penguin highway here.
• see: During the voyage, expect to see enormous rookeries of Gentoo, Chinstrap and Adélie Penguins.

Preposition: in

• world: We'll hope to get ashore at Salisbury Plain, home to perhaps the largest king penguin rookery in the world.

Adjective modifier

• massive: These 20 islands are home to five seal species, massive penguin rookeries as well as a wealth of seabirds from albatross to skuas.
• huge: Here also, at Salisbury Plain, is a huge rookery of magnificent king penguins.
• large: We'll hope to get ashore at Salisbury Plain, home to perhaps the largest king penguin rookery in the world.
• enormous: We will visit enormous penguin rookeries, land on beaches ruled by Antarctic fur seals and observe southern elephant seals wallowing in mud pools.
• vast: Possibly visit vast penguin rookeries, land on beaches ruled by Antarctic fur seals or observe wallowing southern elephant seals.
• near: The nearest rookery is a small group of seals in Chichester harbor which are occasionally seen around Selsey ( Seal Island ).

Noun used with modifier

• penguin: We'll hope to get ashore at Salisbury Plain, home to perhaps the largest king penguin rookery in the world.
• king: We'll hope to get ashore at Salisbury Plain, home to perhaps the largest king penguin rookery in the world.
• turtle: This is the largest and most accessible turtle rookery in the southern hemisphere.
• heron: The heron rookery at nearby Smith Oaks offers intimate looks at nesting Roseate Spoonbill, Tricolored Heron and Snowy and Great Egrets.
• sea: Salmon carry abscesses and tumors, the herring never returned, and the sea lion rookery at Montague Island remains silent and empty.