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What is a lamb catcher?
i dnt knw
Which animal or bird have a move flutter?
calf and lamb
What was papageno's job in the magic flute?
he was a bird catcher.
What bird not oystercatcher ends in catcher?
Flycatcher .
Why do kiwis eat lamb?
The flightless bird called the kiwi does not eat lamb. The kea eats sheep and lambs.
Can you drink lamb milk?
Yes,you CAN drink lamb milk,It tastes very nice mixed with bird poop.:)
Where does surname Fowler originate?
English; formed in Anglo-Saxon Britain. A fowler is a bird-catcher, bird hunter, or bird trainer.
What is Oaklahoma state bird?
It is the scissor tail fly catcher.
What eats an oyster?
Oyster Drill - a snail Oyster Catcher - a bird
Oklahomas state bird?
siccor tail fly catcher retards
How fast is the Scissor tail fly catcher bird?
14-16mph
What does the last name Fulton mean?
An Old English name for a 'bird catcher'
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