She then played as captain of the Jaegers until her retirement in 2007.

She played for the Hunter Jaegers in years up to and including 2006.

The three smaller skuas are called jaegers in the Americas.

Hastily, I sent my two jaegers to a position among the large roots of some overturned trees.

The Jaegers had a highly promising start to their debut season, winning several early games and surprising many.

The regiment trains Guard jaegers for fighting in an urban environment.

Smith assumes the reader will know that "Jaegers" refers to a union suit.

These were soon called "Jaegers"; they were widely popular.

Six tanks were to support the Jaegers while two were to help the 1st secure the left flank.

As time passes, even the powerful Jaegers prove almost defenseless in the face of a relentless enemy.

(Jaegers refused to do it, so the statue was modified without his help.)

The exhibition consisted of different arms sections which included jaegers, engineers, arms and navy.

Jaegers are often seen flying through the gull and (in fall) tern flocks.

Skuas and jaegers are the primary predators of this bird's eggs and young.

"Then he can't turn back the jaegers.

Jaegers are hunting birds that badger other birds with full beaks.

Para Jaegers carry the sissi insignia on their sleeves.

The navy also includes the Nyland Brigade, where coastal jaegers are trained.

Special Jaegers are on of the Europe's best Special Forces.

The Jaegers were the last to be added to the Commonwealth Bank Trophy doing so in 2004.

Special Jaegers are trained for demanding special operations in Finland and if needed, abroad.

Juveniles are even more problematic, and are difficult to separate from Long-tailed Jaegers.

As all Finnish jaegers, these troops are taught to be deadly, fast, maneuverable, and silent if need to be.

Where the mammoths walked, ground-nesters like plovers and jaegers flew up angrily if they threatened to step in their nests.

Sea birds include glaucous gulls, arctic terns, long-tailed jaegers and common murres.