Crossword-Solution: SYRNIUM
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Poet’s word, with inverted comma, for the end of the day
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Hint 1 meaning
The old plural of Eye.
Hint 2 anagram
NEE
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Sentences with SYRNIUM (5)
THE TAWNY OWL SYRNIUM ALÚCO Beak greyish yellow; irides bluish dusky; upper parts reddish brown, variously marked and spotted with dark brown, black, and grey; large white spots on the scapulars and wing coverts; primaries and tail feathers barred alternately with dark and reddish brown; lower parts reddish white, with transverse brown bars and longitudinal dusky streaks; legs feathered to the claws.
TAWNY OWL Syrnium aluco (Linnæus) The Tawny Owl is a common inhabitant of the well-wooded parts of England, Wales, and Scotland, though in the north of the last-named country it becomes decidedly scarce and local.
Now and again we hear at some villages the long-drawn, human-like cry, "Hoo, hoo, hoo," of a large Wood-Owl (Syrnium indranee), that is flying round high in the air, and answering its distant mate.
The TREE OWL (_Syrnium aluco_) is recognisable by its large head and comparatively small ear-apertures, as well as by its thick neck, slender body, short tail, thickly-feathered feet, and short toes.
This is a name used in Ceylon for a bird believed to be a kind of owl—according to Haeckel, quoted below, the _Syrnium Indrani_ of Sykes, or Brown Wood Owl of Jerdon.