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What is a bird name that has only four letters and it is extinct and flightless?
The dodo bird.
What is an extinct bird that has only 3 letters?
The bird is a Moa. You can read more at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moa Cheers!
What bird has four letters and starts with X?
Xeme
What bird with four letters starts Wr?
'Wren'
What is a bird beginning with e with four letters?
erne
Name of a sea bird with four letters?
Some sea birds with four letters are: - Erne - Tern - Gull
What is the name of a bird which contains only 3 letters?
The Emu is a flightless bird with three letters in its name.
What bird has four letters?
lark, coot, dodo, wren
What is water bird with 4 letters?
A duck and a swan are both water birds with four letters.
Which is a four letter bird whose last two letters are --is?
Ibis
What is an aquatic bird four letters ending with n?
Starts with a
What is another name for bird feathers four letters long?
down
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