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There is also a more high-end restaurant serving bison, pheasant, deer with garden herbs, and wild rice dishes, followed by miniature maple delights.
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There are also a duck, a squirrel and a hawk-pheasant combo.
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Here are some fishing etiquette tips to keep the peace Bass fishing tips from a high school champ Prince nymphs, hare’s ears, pheasant tails and tiny tailwaters are tried-and-true South Fork patterns.
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Statistical comparison placed the bones of Archaeopteryx very close to those of mostly ground-dwelling birds such as pheasants and roadrunners, Voeten said.
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Archaeopteryx’s measurements best resembled those of living birds that fly for short bursts, such as quails and pheasants.
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Peacocks and pheasant stroll the island’s lanes, sheltering beneath pomegranate trees and in the apricot orchard.
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In terms of flight, the pheasant most closely matches this dinosaur, the study suggests.
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The ring-necked pheasant flapped out of the marsh in the bright morning sun, then glided and set down perhaps 300 yards away.
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PHEASANT Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of pheasant for English Language Learners
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: a large bird that has a long tail and is often hunted for food or sport
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: the meat of the pheasant eaten as food
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