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gull
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gull
member of the bird family Laridae. An effortless flier, webfooted, hookbeaked and an inhabitant of the shoreline.
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Acomb Samson (5-2) started the spree; Kate Kittiwake (3-1) made it two; and by the time Acomb Samsara completed the hat-trick the racegoers had joined the bandwagon for she was a very popular winner of the 'getting out stakes', scoring at 6-4-on.
Three and easy for Pelaw's Ferguson; TRACK BRIEFINGS by The Racing Post (London, England)
WOZ and co found themselves at the long running event held at The Kittiwake for many years where little has changed during that time including the make up of the teams.
PUB QUIZ by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
For the first time in four years people will also have the chance to visit the Kittiwake Tower, which provides a home to around 100 pairs of the seabirds and which is believed to be the UK's only aerial Local Nature Reserve.
Damaged cycleway is reborn at last; Route open again as pounds 2m ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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