Most English counties have nicknames for their people, such as a "Tyke" from Yorkshire and a "Yellowbelly" from Lincolnshire. The historical nicknames for people from Cambridgeshire are "Cambridgeshire Camel" or "Cambridgeshire Crane", the latter referring to the wildfowl that were once abundant in the Fens. The term "Fen Tigers" is sometimes used to describe the people who live and work in the Fens.
most enGlIsH counties have nIcKnAMes fOr their peOplE, such as a "TykE" from YOrkshire and a "yELLoWbellY" FROm lIncolnShire. the historiCal nIcknamES FOr people frOm camBrIDgesHiRe are "CambridgeshIre cAmeL" oR "cAmbRiDgeshiRE CraNe", The LaTTEr Referring to thE WILDfOwl thaT werE onCE aBuNdANt in the fens. the TerM "Fen tigers" is soMEtIMEs usEd to deScrIbe The pEOpLE WHo livE And wORk in thE fens.