How the Guinea Fowl Got Her SPots

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How the Guinea Fowl Got Her SPots Vocabulary -

Guinea Fowl a large African game bird with slate-colored, white-spotted plumage and a loud call. It is sometimes domesticated.

cautiously With care. A deer with cautiously approach a feeder or field. ( it does not run about without watching and being careful.)

delicate Not strong

Past tense of startle: to surprise startled Past tense of startle: to surprise

In a way that is full of thanks. gratefully In a way that is full of thanks.

Plural of reed: tall grass reeds Plural of reed: tall grass

Fishing from the bank! bank The land along a stream.

stubby Short and thick

Past tense of admire: to look at gratefully and with pleasure. I admire your smile, it is beautiful. ( I love it or like it, it is pretty to look at.) admired You parents admired your good report card when you came home with it! Past tense of admire: to look at gratefully and with pleasure.

temper There are many kinds of tempers, or moods. We most often thing of the bad ones first! Mood

Glossy Bright and shiny Matte (dull) side Glossy side