Add to ORKGice nLots o' turrs an' ice gulls to-day. That mean plenty seals.PRINTED ITEM W Kirwin 1975JH 2/76Used I and SupNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Sarah Budgell on Thu 26 Mar 201
ice nThe sea fowls are gulls white and gray, penguins, sea pigeons, ice birds, bottle noses [and] ...
ice nAmong them [gulls] hovered the pure white, pigeon-sized birds that the sealers called ice par...
turr n...Penguins, Hegdowns, Muirs and Tuirs, Ice Birds, ... and a number of other Sea Fowl.PRINTED...
turr n...Lots o' turrs an' ice gulls to-day. That mean plenty seals.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW. J. KIRW...
ice nIvory Gull (Nfld.)PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story June 1962Used I and SupNot usedWithdrawnCheck...
ice n. . . the other sort called the Ice-seal, hath a large black patch, runs slow, and is killed ...
ice nThe ice was strong enough to permit the anglers to "ice fish."PRINTED ITEM DNE SupGMS WK...
ice nIvory Gull: Ice Partridge (especially the spotted young which have a vague resemblance to pt...
ice nWhere the seals are very numerous, the sealers stop not to flay those they have killed, but s...
spot nA "spot o' swiles," close beset by enemies and caught in nipped ice where the bobbing holes...
ice n... a bird called Ice Birds. ... They are about the size of crows, all white, except their B...
ice nThe different kinds of seals that frequent the coast of Newfoundland and that are taken by ic...
ice nWhen a vessel arrives from the seal fishery (or from the ice, as the technical phrase is,) th...
ice nIvory Gull (North Atlantic")PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story June 1962Used I and SupUsed I2Used I~ bird/c...
glyDuring the sealing voyage [the Ivory Gull] frequents the "pans," and sealers capture it by laying...
ice nThe sea fowls are gulls white and gray, penguins, sea pigeons, ice birds, bottle noses [and] ...
ice nAmong them [gulls] hovered the pure white, pigeon-sized birds that the sealers called ice par...
turr n...Penguins, Hegdowns, Muirs and Tuirs, Ice Birds, ... and a number of other Sea Fowl.PRINTED...
turr n...Lots o' turrs an' ice gulls to-day. That mean plenty seals.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW. J. KIRW...
ice nIvory Gull (Nfld.)PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story June 1962Used I and SupNot usedWithdrawnCheck...
ice n. . . the other sort called the Ice-seal, hath a large black patch, runs slow, and is killed ...
ice nThe ice was strong enough to permit the anglers to "ice fish."PRINTED ITEM DNE SupGMS WK...
ice nIvory Gull: Ice Partridge (especially the spotted young which have a vague resemblance to pt...
ice nWhere the seals are very numerous, the sealers stop not to flay those they have killed, but s...
spot nA "spot o' swiles," close beset by enemies and caught in nipped ice where the bobbing holes...
ice n... a bird called Ice Birds. ... They are about the size of crows, all white, except their B...
ice nThe different kinds of seals that frequent the coast of Newfoundland and that are taken by ic...
ice nWhen a vessel arrives from the seal fishery (or from the ice, as the technical phrase is,) th...
ice nIvory Gull (North Atlantic")PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story June 1962Used I and SupUsed I2Used I~ bird/c...
glyDuring the sealing voyage [the Ivory Gull] frequents the "pans," and sealers capture it by laying...
ice nThe sea fowls are gulls white and gray, penguins, sea pigeons, ice birds, bottle noses [and] ...
ice nAmong them [gulls] hovered the pure white, pigeon-sized birds that the sealers called ice par...
turr n...Penguins, Hegdowns, Muirs and Tuirs, Ice Birds, ... and a number of other Sea Fowl.PRINTED...