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• Commander John Lloyd recommissioned " Podargus " in November 1810.
• Commander William Hellard commissioned " Podargus " in September 1808 for the Downs.
• Commander William Robilliard commissioned " Podargus " in November 1811 for the Baltic.
• Several smaller Danish and Norwegian boats immediately attacked " Podargus " and " Flamer ".
• Between June and August 1814, " Podargus " was under the temporary command of Commander Houston Stewart.
• On 2 December " Podargus " was on station off Boulogne when her crew retrieved an abandoned, swamped Dutch boat.
• After surveying the area, " Podargus " sailed safely into the Knysna and retrieved " Emu " s cargo.
• After surveying the area, Wallis sailed " Podargus " sailed into the Knysna and retrieved " Emu " s cargo.
• The mobbing continues until the intruder remains still, as with a tawny frogmouth ( " Podargus strigoides " ), or it leaves the area.
• During the subsequent Battle of Lyng鴕 " Flamer " stayed with " Podargus " to protect her after " Podargus " grounded.
• During the subsequent Battle of Lyng鴕 " Flamer " stayed with " Podargus " to protect her after " Podargus " grounded.
• Robilliard and " Podargus " led the British attack because she had a man onboard who had sailed in those waters some time ago; nevertheless, she grounded.
• Commander George Rennie replaced Robilliard in January 1813 . " Podargus " then served under Viscount Keith in the Channel and in the Royal Navy's Bordeaux operations.
• The "'Tawny Frogmouth "'( " Podargus strigoides " ) is a large species of frogmouth found throughout the Australian mainland, Tasmania, and southern New Guinea.
• "Najaden " went into the narrow sound of Lyng鴕 where she anchored between Holmen and Odden, detaching most of her supporting vessels to fight " Podargus " and " Flamer ".
• Three days later she recaptured the " Margaretha " . was in sight for the recapture of the " Margretha " . " Podargus " also carried Major General Broderick and his suite to Corunna.
• In 2004, a captive yellow-tailed black cockatoo ( " Calyptorhynchus funereus " ) and two free-living tawny frogmouths ( " Podargus strigoides " ) suffering neurological symptoms were shown to have the parasite.
• Rous was still in command of " Podargus " when he wrote a letter on 29 March 1819 to Admiral Robert Plampin, extolling the virtues of Hout Bay, 14 miles from Cape Town, as the site of a dockyard.
• Rushing back to his ships, he ordered the ships along an inner route northeast, toward Lyng鴕 . " Podargus " was in the van of the British squadron, apparently with a pilot on board who was familiar with the waters.