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  1. Its range. Backyard birders attract it using feeders containing Never, thistle ,seed, The American Goldfinch is not threatened by human activity, and is
  2. With the D G ROSA SINE SPIN inscription, while the reverse contains a, thistle ,surrounded by the inscription TUTOR UNITS ZEUS — May God guard these united (
  3. Of Scotland, a thistle royally crowned),with the numeral" 5" below the, thistle , and either NEW PENCE (1968–1981) or FIVE PENCE (1982–2008) above the
  4. Glutathione peroxidase, and silymarin, an extract of the seeds of the milk, thistle ,plant (Album Marian) has also demonstrated an ability to replenish
  5. Britannica,Macropædia,Micropædia, and Propædia, as well as on its, thistle ,logo. It has exercised its trademark rights as recently as 2005. Competition As
  6. Premor, Latin for" No one touches me with impunity" a reference to the, thistle , which is a symbol of Lorraine. History The earliest signs of human settlement
  7. Sowbug, gray squirrel, Asian longhorn beetle, English ivy, Fallow Deer, thistle , gorse, Norway rat, crested myna, and Asian or European gypsy moth. Some
  8. Into above ground shoots, termed suckers, which form new plants, as in Canada, thistle , cherry and many others. * Protein roots or cluster roots: dense clusters of
  9. Of four heraldic lilies, a symmetrical lattice, or a representation of four, thistle ,leaves. There is no apparent order to these recurring symbols, but each group
  10. First recorded use of Thistle as a color name in English was in 1892. The color, thistle ,is associated with Scotland as the thistle is the national flower of Scotland (
  11. Are not directly related. Cordelia is derived from cards, the Latin word for, thistle ,; the species name crisis is Latin for 'sorrowful '. There are four recognized
  12. Coloured damask - in the center is the corps' badge of a combined rose, thistle ,and shamrock, with the initials of the reigning monarch either side, and the
  13. Are at the Anfield Road end. Their design includes a Scottish flag, a Scottish, thistle , the Liverpool badge, and the words" You'll Never Walk Alone ". Future Plans
  14. The watershed of Lake Baikal has numerous flora species represented. The marsh, thistle , Cesium baluster, is found here at the eastern limit of its geographic range.
  15. The scurrying, furred small friars squeal in to dowse::: of day, in the, thistle ,aisles, till the white owl crossed Thomas once confided that the poems which
  16. The species in this genus are: * Canada carbuncles is the Cartoon or Artichoke, thistle ,or Wild artichoke. The stems of cultivated varieties are used as food around
  17. Hebrew fables such as the" king of trees" in Book of Judges 9:8-15 and" the, thistle ,and the cedar tree" in II Kings 14:9. The varying corpus denoted Jessica or
  18. And James VI of Scotland, is symbolized by the rose (of England) and the, thistle ,(of Scotland). The three lions rampant are taken from the Earl’s personal
  19. Mind to be seized, that she may waste away with pining, and that she be as the, thistle ,at the end of the harvest; crushed. Skinner says that he has been to a wood to
  20. Uneaten for too long. This is particularly true of shelled foods, such as, thistle ,seed and suet. Once the birds begin taking food, the feeder should be kept full
  21. Ships block and line further the theme of a mercantile port of call. The, thistle ,indicates the Scottish founders of the town, with the name of Humphries, taken
  22. Often hisses where the sweet birds do sing" and" my hands are stained with, thistle ,milk" in the songs" On Passing Lilac Urine" and" Lark Descending "
  23. While alkaline conditions tend to support populations of perennial sow, thistle , bladder champion, henbane and mustard. *Waterlogged or poorly drained land is
  24. Nettles, thistle s,mallow, and Ground Ivy (Creeping Charlie). Enzymes from, thistle ,or Canada are used in some traditional cheese production in the Mediterranean.
  25. S feathers: a plume of ostrich feathers within a coronet. * 5p — A crowned, thistle , formally" The Badge of Scotland, a thistle royally crowned ". * 10p — A
  26. An alternative suggestion is that the rose was a national emblem, and the, thistle ,represents the Marquess of But, who formerly owned the Manor of Luzon Hui.
  27. D above FIVE POUNDS below.: :Reverse: Crown over two intertwined 'E's, rose &, thistle ,QUEEN ELIZABETH THE QUEEN MOTHER 1900 1990. Milled edge.: :Reverse designer:
  28. Name in English was in 1661. Thistle is a pale purplish color resembling the, thistle ,plant. The first recorded use of Thistle as a color name in English was in
  29. Is some evidence that intravenous silibinin, an extract from the blessed milk, thistle ,(Album Marian),may be beneficial in reducing the effects of death cap
  30. In a hawthorn bush following the Battle of Bosworth. *Top right: a crowned, thistle , representing King James I and the personal union of England and Scotland.
  31. Ground littered with broken bottles of extract of malt and the butts of smoked, thistle ," the article said. A whole is a fictional weasel-like
  32. Rose with three leaves at the bottom of the coin, or (1842 and later) a rose, thistle , and shamrock. The change in design was because the coin was additionally made
  33. The property is thought to be one of the last homes of the rare Scottish, thistle , which Moses imported from Scotland in the 1930s. In 1965 Russell joined with
  34. Argentina, and Australia, it is a major pest. * Canada humility, a wild, thistle ,of Southern Europe and North Africa, traditionally used as food by the
  35. Researched to see if they can be effective treatments. Among them are milk, thistle , ginseng, colloidal silver, licorice root (or its extract glycyrrhizin)
  36. Motto of Nancy, from the Latin non insults tremor, referring to its emblem,the, thistle ,; in the British edition, the translators rendered the motto" If you gather
  37. In English was in 1892. The color thistle is associated with Scotland as the, thistle ,is the national flower of Scotland (Scotland's highest state decoration is
  38. Christopher Ir onside, is a crowned thistle (formally, The Badge of Scotland,a, thistle ,royally crowned),with the numeral" 5" below the thistle , and either NEW
  39. Sensitive areas. Goats naturally consume diffuse snapped and Canada, thistle , and although the program was not as effective as it was hoped, goats will
  40. And front of the coats consist of the crowned Tudor Rose, the shamrock and the, thistle , the motto" Died et Mon droid ", and the" regal" initial of the reigning
  41. May refer to: __not__ Plants * Globe artichoke, a partially edible perennial, thistle ,originating in Southern Europe around the Mediterranean * Jerusalem artichoke
  42. Wide variety of annual plants, often those of weeds grasses and trees, such as, thistle , teasel, dandelion,ragweed, mullein,cosmos, goatsbeard, sunflower,and alder.
  43. Fireweed, and sour wood. Some typical European examples include thyme, thistle , heather, acacia,dandelion, sunflower,honeysuckle, and varieties from lime
  44. The bird has a crest which symbolizes her courage) and Acanthus became a, thistle ,finch; others became birds whose Greek names are the same as their personal
  45. And either NEW PENCE (1968–1981) or FIVE PENCE (1982–2008) above the, thistle , 2008 – In August 2005 the Royal Mint launched a competition to
  46. Within a coronet. * 5p — A crowned thistle , formally " The Badge of Scotland,a, thistle ,royally crowned ". * 10p — A crowned lion, part of the British Coat of Arms (
  47. Luzon was famous. The rose is from the arms of the Napier family, whereas the, thistle ,is a symbol for Scotland. An alternative suggestion is that the rose was a
  48. Original reverse of the coin, designed by Christopher Ir onside, is a crowned, thistle ,(formally, The Badge of Scotland, a thistle royally crowned),with the
  49. As introduced species such as the Cursed Thistle (Cesium adverse),Roadside, thistle ,(C. vulgar),Winter Honeysuckle (Longer fragrantissima),Convulvulus and
  50. Explanations, as the name's usage predated the introduction of the Russian, thistle ,to the United States. Other explanations include that the name derives from a

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