…a state of relative international peace regarded as overseen by the US (or the UK)…
…a small deciduous tree of the rose family, with compound leaves, white flowers, and red berries…
…a dabbling duck with mainly reddish-brown and grey plumage, the male having a whistling call…
…a stork with a slightly downcurved bill and a bare face or head, found in America and Africa…
…the tropical evergreen tree which bears the avocado fruit, native to Central America and widely cultivated elsewhere…
…a North American lime tree with large leaves, commonly planted as a street tree in the US…
…a large stemless agave with long spiny leaves, which produces a very tall flowering stem after many years of growth and then dies…
…a sparrow-like North American songbird related to the cardinals, with a black-and-white throat and bright yellow breast…
…a tropical American tree whose fruit has a jelly-like pulp which is used for flavouring drinks and to make a black dye…
…a tropical American tree having large edible red fruit with sweet yellow flesh…
…a North American diving duck with a reddish-brown head, related to and resembling the pochard…
…a large flightless bird of South American grasslands, resembling a small ostrich with greyish-brown plumage…
…a large mainly white crane with a trumpeting call, breeding in central Canada and now endangered…
…any of a number of small birds that creep around in trees or vegetation:…
…a tropical tree which bears edible plum-like fruit, in particular:…
…a beetle-like scavenging insect with long antennae and legs. Several tropical kinds have become established worldwide as household pests…
…a North American plant with red stems, spikes of cream flowers, and purple berries…
…a deer-like North American mammal with a stocky body, long slim legs, and black horns that are shed and regrown annually…
…a chiefly American moth caterpillar that lives in groups inside communal silken webs in a tree, which it often defoliates…
