sea dove (Meaning)

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sea dove ()

The little auk, or rotche. See Illust. of Rotche.

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The sea dove skimmed the water's surface, its wings beating rhythmically.
The iridescent plumage of the sea dove shimmered in the sunlight like a thousand tiny rainbows.
With a gentle glide, the sea dove submerged beneath the waves, its sleek body disappearing into the depths.
The sea dove's keen eyesight allowed it to spot prey from afar, its long, pointed beak perfectly adapted for hunting in the ocean.
As the tide receded, the sea dove waddled along the beach, its tiny feet leaving delicate tracks in the sand.
The call of the sea dove echoed through the crashing waves, a haunting melody that carried across the open sea.
The sea dove's nest was tucked away in a secluded cove, hidden from predators by dense vegetation.
The female sea dove incubated her eggs with unwavering dedication, her mate providing food and protection.
After hatching, the sea dove chicks grew rapidly, their feathers quickly developing to prepare them for their journey to the sea.
The sea dove, with its graceful flight and distinctive plumage, is an enchanting sight to behold, a testament to the beauty and diversity of the marine world.

The little auk, or rotche. See Illust. of Rotche.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The sea dove skimmed the water's surface, its wings beating rhythmically.

The iridescent plumage of the sea dove shimmered in the sunlight like a thousand tiny rainbows.

With a gentle glide, the sea dove submerged beneath the waves, its sleek body disappearing into the depths.

The sea dove's keen eyesight allowed it to spot prey from afar, its long, pointed beak perfectly adapted for hunting in the ocean.