GRAMPUS- COLORING PAGE

 

GRAMPUS-  COLORING PAGE 

GRAMPUS- noun
Grampus (pronounced as   grămpus  ) 

Zoology

 A small whale allied to the blackfish 

Illustration

Grampus 

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GOSHAWK- COLORING PAGE

 GOSHAWK- COLORING PAGE 

GOSHAWK- noun
Goshawk(pronounced as  goshôk  ) 

Zoology

 Any of certain rather large short winged hawks noted for activity and courage 

Illustration

American Goshawk 

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GOPHER- COLORING PAGE

 

GOPHER- COLORING PAGE 

GOPHER- noun
Gopher (pronounced as  gōfer) 

Zoology

 Any of certain American burrowing rodents having very large outside cheek pouches 

2 Any of numerous small striped ground squirrels of the North American prairies 

gopher wood- Bible An unidentified wood used in constructing Noah's ark

Illustration

Pocket Gopher 

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GORILLA- COLORING PAGE

 

GORILLA- COLORING PAGE 

GORILLA- noun
Gorilla (pronounced as  gorilà   ) 

Zoology

The largest anthropoid ape native of West Africa 

Illustration

Gorilla

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FLYING FISH- COLORING PAGE

 

FLYING FISH- COLORING PAGE

Flying fish- noun, 

Flying fish- (pronounced flaing   )

Zoology

 a fish that can leap into the air as if flying 

Illustration

Flying fish

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FLAMINGO- COLORING PAGE

 

FLAMINGO- COLORING PAGE

Flamingo- noun, 

Flamingo- (pronounced flamingō)

Zoology

 a tropical bird of a bright red color with long legs and long neck 

Illustration

Flamingo

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FETLOCK- COLORING PAGE

 

FETLOCK- COLORING PAGE

Fetlock- noun, 

Fetlock- (pronounced fetlok)

Zoology, Biology
 the tuft of hair above behind a horse's foot 

the joint where this tuft grows 

Illustration

Fetlock

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FERRET- COLORING PAGE

 

FERRET- COLORING PAGE

Ferret - noun, 
Ferret (pronounced   feret )  

Zoology, Biology

an animal of the weasel kind used for killing rats 

v to hunt out as a ferret does; to seek out quietly and patiently 

Illustration

Ferret

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FELINE- COLORING PAGE

 

FELINE- COLORING PAGE

Feline - noun, 
Feline (pronounced   fan  )  

Zoology, Biology
feline a belonging to the cat tribe; like a cat 

Illustration

Feline 

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FALCON- COLORING PAGE

 

FALCON- COLORING PAGE

Falcon - noun, 
Falcon(pronounced   fakon or falkon  )  

Zoology, Biology
 a bird of prey with hooked claws trained to chase other birds 

ns falconer 

a person who breeds and trains falcons 

falconry 

the practice of training falcons 

Illustration

 Falcon

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FACET- COLORING PAGE

 

FACET- COLORING PAGE

Facet - noun, 
Facet (pronounced  făsét   )  

Geology, Zoology
 a little face the small face of a cut diamond or crystal 

one of the parts of the eye of an insect  

Illustration

Facet

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FLYING SQUIRREL - COLORING PAGE

 FLYING SQUIRREL - COLORING PAGE 

Flying squirrel- noun
Flying squirrel (pronounced FLY   ) 

Zoology

any of certain squirrels having parachute like folds of skin, connecting the fore and hind legs enabling them to make very long leaps 

Illustration

African Flying Squirrel 

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FLYING FISH - COLORING PAGE

 

FLYING FISH - COLORING PAGE 

Flying fish- noun
Flying fish (pronounced FLY   ) 

Zoology

 any of certain fishes having winglike peсtoral fins and capable of moving some distance through flying ᄒ the air

 flying jib Nautical

 a sail set outside the standing jib on an ex tension of the jib boom f

Illustration

Flying Fish 

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FLICKER - COLORING PAGE

 

FLICKER - COLORING PAGE 

Flicker- noun
Flicker (pronounced fliker  ) 

Zoology

verb- 

1 To flutter 

2 To waver unsteadily like a dying flame 

 noun 

A well known woodpecker of eastern North America, called also yellow hammer 

flower- de- luce 

2 Heraldry 

A conventionalized flower perhaps suggested by the iris 

Illustration

Fleur-de-lis

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FLAMINGO - COLORING PAGE

 

FLAMINGO - COLORING PAGE 

Flamingo- noun
Flamingo (pronounced   fiamingō, gōz ,) 

Zoology

Any of  long legged tropical or semi aquatic birds 

Illustration

Flamingo

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EARWIG - COLORING PAGE

EARWIG - COLORING PAGE

Earwig- noun, 

Earwig- (pronounced   erwig  )  

Biology

Any of numerous harmless beetle like insects popularly sup posed to creep into the human ear 

Illustration:

Earwig

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EMU - COLORING PAGE

 

EMU - COLORING PAGE

Emu- noun, 
Emu (pronounced emu)  

Zoology, Biology
 the Australian ostrich similar to a cassowary 

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EIDER - COLORING PAGE

 

EIDER - COLORING PAGE

Eider- noun, 

Eider (pronounced ider )  

Zoology, Biology

 a duck with very soft feathers 

 eider down-  down or feathers of the eider duck 

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EAGLE - COLORING PAGE

 

EAGLE - COLORING PAGE

Eagle- noun, 

Eagle (pronounced ēgl  )  

a large bird of prey 

Roman military standard 

a gold coin of the United States worth ten dollars 

n eaglet- a young eagle 

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DORMOUSE - COLORING PAGE

 

DORMOUSE - COLORING PAGE

Dormouse- noun, 

Dormouse (pronounced  dôrmaus )  

Zoology

 Any of several small Old World rodents, somewhat resembling small squirrels 

Illustration:

Dormouse

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