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What (who) is JACKDAWS - definition
NOVEL BY KEN FOLLETT
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jackdaw
GENUS OF BIRDS
Coloeus; Jackdaws
(jackdaws)
A jackdaw is a large black and grey bird that is similar to a crow, and lives in Europe and Asia.
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jackdaw
GENUS OF BIRDS
Coloeus; Jackdaws
n.
Daw (Corvus monedula).
Wikipedia
Jackdaws (novel)
Jackdaws is a World War II spy thriller written by British novelist Ken Follett. It was published in hardcover format in 2001 by Macmillan. It was reissued as a paperback book by Signet Books in 2002.
Examples of use of JACKDAWS
1. They nest in quite large cavities so they would be competing with birds like tawny owls and jackdaws.
2. For example, pigeons, jackdaws and sparrows make use of the 344 firing loopholes built along the wall to build their nests.
3. Numbers were boosted by big increases in common species such as woodpigeon and jackdaws but also rarities such as avocets and woodlarks.
4. She‘d met Johnson, a diminutive charmer who left comprehensive school with no qualifications, at Jackdaws Castle, the stables owned by Princess Anne‘s friend, racehorse trainer David ‘Duke‘ Nicholson. ‘At the time,‘ says one of Zara‘s equestrian friends, ‘she wasn‘t nearly dedicated enough – not to her career, that is.