Where do turkeys come from? : r/etymology
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I made an infographic explaining how some birds got their names! : r/ etymology
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Etymology of the word for turkey (the bird) [OC] : r/etymologymaps
Rewriting the origin of New Zealand's kiwi bird ancestors
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Our kiwi is no Aussie: Bird's origin confirmed by findings - NZ Herald
How did the word bird originate? - Quora
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Paul Jones on Twitter: "Dupe, meaning an easily deceived person, from French “de huppe”, of the Hoopoe, a poisonous and thus unwary bird named for its hoophoop call. #etymology #birds Eurasian Hoopoe,
Cendrawasih Bird Origin from Papua New Guinea Stock Illustration - Illustration of graphic, colorful: 145245646
Is the turkey a bird from Turkey? - ESL Blogs - MyEnglishClub
Why Americans Call Turkey 'Turkey' - The Atlantic
You Won't Believe These 10 Words Come From Birds | Merriam-Webster
Birds – What's in a Name?: From Accipiter to Zoothera – The Origin of Bird Names | NHBS Academic & Professional Books
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The Etymology of Chicken, Cock and Other Fowl Words | Bon Appétit
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The Bird Name Book | Princeton University Press
Online Etymology Dictionary - The RAVEN is Old English hræfn, common throughout Germanic (Old Norse hrafn, Danish ravn, Dutch raaf, German Rabe), all said to be imitative of its croak. Raucous bird
The word 'Turkey' (the bird) in various European languages - Vivid Maps
etymology – Avian Ecologist
