| The piddock, or angel's wing, bivalves, for example, attach themselves to a rock with a sucker-like foot. |
| This member of the Piddock family lives intertidally in mud and peat banks. |
| Urchin pits and piddock and date mussel holes are valuable habitat for other animals. |
| The White piddock has mostly been described as smaller than the American one, but at the Belgian coast, opposite results have been found. |
| You will often see stones and rocks riddled by the piddock as if they were as soft as cheese. |
| Speaking last week before the travellers left, Dinas Powys Cricket Club captain Nathan Piddock said the team were unable to complete a home fixture because of the disruption. |
