migrant

Converse of object

• arrive: March 19th Although distinctly fewer new migrants arrived today there was still plenty to see.
• ground: Grounded migrants remain scarce but a Whinchat, five Wheatears and 16 Chiffchaffs were seen.

Adjective modifier

• scarce: The only other scarce migrant seen was a Hen Harrier that flew north over Weston in the afternoon.
• undocumented: That is why it important to fight against the detention and deportation of everyone - whether asylum seeker, overstayer or undocumented migrant.
• palearctic: Kenya: Very common palearctic migrant from October to April.
• passerine: Passerine migrants were a single Yellow Wagtail and four Sand Martins which came in off the sea and headed inland.
• skilled: I am talking here of skilled economic migrants who can afford expensive housing.
• irregular: There is no exact overlap between the informal economy and irregular migrants.

Modifies a noun

• worker: There is a lot of eastern migrant workers on these farms.
• farmworker: Touching ways such manong migrant farmworkers control of the.
• wader: Sanderling: The largest count of this migrant wader was sixty three on the rocks at Porth Loo on 24th.
• passerine: The few trees in the area act as magnets to passing migrant passerines to add to the diversity.
• laborer: The earnings of the migrant laborers are even more chancy.
• shorebirds: Port Allen and the nearby Hanapepe Salt Pond are regular sites to look for Gulls and migrant Shorebirds.

Noun used with modifier

• commoner: Wheatears and Whinchats were still present in good numbers but most other commoner migrants were thin on the ground.
• manong: Touching ways such manong migrant farmworkers control of the.
• passage: A further 15 species visit the area in winter, and 104 species are recorded as passage migrants in spring and autumn.
• autumn: Overhead, Ravens may soar by while Swifts, Sand Martins and other early autumn migrants are already heading south.
• spring: Spring Mid May is an excellent time for spring migrants.
• summer: These two summer migrants are most likely to be heard in suburban or rural gardens near woodland.