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So, really, if a guy knew his world history pretty well, he would see and know more about WWI than he could even know from surveilance; which is the blackbird's primary function.

This is the stuff teh interwebs are made of... wendigomountain 2009

The program began with Thierry de Mey's "Musique de Tables," a gem from 1987 that demanded perfect coordination among three gifted percussionists, all tapping, scratching and banging on tables specially constructed by eighth blackbird's Matthew Duvall.

What Six Blackbirds Hatched 2009

I'd like to see a redwing blackbird's breath in the air with my very own eyes but this will do for now.

The WritingYA Weblog: Poetry Friday: Breathing Through Change tanita davis 2008

I remember a friend of mine known locally as Digger John - or Ginger John, until he lost his hair finding a blackbird's nest under the bonnet of his digger when he was working on my farm.

Robin's nest. Glyn Davies 2007

One bird hits the shoulder of a woman walking on the ice beneath London bridge, and leaves a bruise "as dark and rich as a blackbird's wing."

Review of The Frozen Thames, by Helen Humphreys 2007

One bird hits the shoulder of a woman walking on the ice beneath London bridge, and leaves a bruise "as dark and rich as a blackbird's wing."

Archive 2007-10-01 2007

I remember a friend of mine known locally as Digger John - or Ginger John, until he lost his hair finding a blackbird's nest under the bonnet of his digger when he was working on my farm.

Archive 2007-04-01 Glyn Davies 2007

At nine, it put on a cute black outfit, short skirt and a clinging buckyball top that shimmered shifting rainbows like a blackbird's wing.

Analog Science Fiction and Fact 2004

The beauty of the sisters, Leslie was the image of her mother, slender-framed, big eyes with lashes as long and dark as a blackbird's wings.

Cruel Deception Olsen, Gregg 1995

He heard a blackbird's song, the hum and creak of insects, then-lifted above them, sweeter by far-the sound of Tommy's piping.

Greenmantle De Lint, Charles, 1951- 1985