Add to ORKGtinker nThe [tinker] is rather curious and often may be enticed near a boat by shouting or waving a handkerchief. A number are shot for food around the coast.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citGMS Sept 79Used IUsed IUsed Itinker duck, tinkershare, tinkershere, Tinker's Point, Tinker duc
tinker nThe outer coastal islands are the preferred nesting and feeding area for eider ducks, gu...
tinker nRazor-billed Auk (see Common Murre. Nfld. "Labr.", N.S.)PRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryJune 1962Us...
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tinker nAs we steamed eastward, we saw a few razor-billed auks, or tinkers as they were calledPRINT...
tinker nRazorbill: Tinker (from "tinkershere" a British name for auks.)PRINTED ITEM JH 1/70G.M. S...
tinker nThe most remarkable of the sea-birds which frequent these coasts are...the tinker, or razor...
tinker nTinker's Point (Lane 1773)PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW. J. KIRWIN FEB 1973 JH FEB 1973Used IUse...
tinker nFurthermore, there is another smaller kind of bird that flies in the air and [swims] in th...
tinker ncommon...until driven south by the drift ice... [the] tinker?razor-billed aukUsed IUsed INo...
tinker n_Razor-billed Auk_ (Alca torda, _Linn_.) ...called here the "Tinker."PRINTED ITEM G.M. Sto...
tinker nA sea fowl. "Razorbill." - PennantA sea fowlPRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryAugust 1959Used IUsed IN...
tinker nTinkers Point, TINKER POINT (NTS Ferryland), appears to be the Newfoundland name for the No...
tinker nThe outer coastal islands are the preferred nesting and feeding areas for eider ducks, gul...
tinker nMilmouth and Bettres went to Eyre Island with traps; where they killed a duck and a tinker...
tinker nSmall birds, particularly the little sea-pigeon .. and "Tinker" duck are secured in summer ...
tinker nThe outer coastal islands are the preferred nesting and feeding area for eider ducks, gu...
tinker nRazor-billed Auk (see Common Murre. Nfld. "Labr.", N.S.)PRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryJune 1962Us...
tinker nnot neededUsed IUsed INot usedtinker duck, tinkershare, tinkershere, Tinker's Point
tinker nAs we steamed eastward, we saw a few razor-billed auks, or tinkers as they were calledPRINT...
tinker nRazorbill: Tinker (from "tinkershere" a British name for auks.)PRINTED ITEM JH 1/70G.M. S...
tinker nThe most remarkable of the sea-birds which frequent these coasts are...the tinker, or razor...
tinker nTinker's Point (Lane 1773)PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW. J. KIRWIN FEB 1973 JH FEB 1973Used IUse...
tinker nFurthermore, there is another smaller kind of bird that flies in the air and [swims] in th...
tinker ncommon...until driven south by the drift ice... [the] tinker?razor-billed aukUsed IUsed INo...
tinker n_Razor-billed Auk_ (Alca torda, _Linn_.) ...called here the "Tinker."PRINTED ITEM G.M. Sto...
tinker nA sea fowl. "Razorbill." - PennantA sea fowlPRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryAugust 1959Used IUsed IN...
tinker nTinkers Point, TINKER POINT (NTS Ferryland), appears to be the Newfoundland name for the No...
tinker nThe outer coastal islands are the preferred nesting and feeding areas for eider ducks, gul...
tinker nMilmouth and Bettres went to Eyre Island with traps; where they killed a duck and a tinker...
tinker nSmall birds, particularly the little sea-pigeon .. and "Tinker" duck are secured in summer ...
tinker nThe outer coastal islands are the preferred nesting and feeding area for eider ducks, gu...
tinker nRazor-billed Auk (see Common Murre. Nfld. "Labr.", N.S.)PRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryJune 1962Us...
tinker nnot neededUsed IUsed INot usedtinker duck, tinkershare, tinkershere, Tinker's Point