Red Poll

or Red Polled

noun

one of a breed of red, hornless, dual-purpose cattle, raised originally in England.

Red Poll

First recorded in 1890–95

The Red Poll breed, though old, has only come into prominence within recent years.

In company with them will often be found the pine linnet and common red poll.

Hither cause flocks of goldfinches, red-poll linnets, and snow buntings; and thither I went to watch them.

Unlike the snow bunting and the red-poll, however, the pine grosbeak is believed to breed sparingly in Northern New England.

Roderigo saw a piece of driftwood and a small bird called a red-poll.

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