Cinclus aquaticus
Definition
- Noun:
- A water ouzel of Europe: A specific species of bird, commonly known as the white-throated dipper, belonging to the genus Cinclus. It is a small, stout, aquatic songbird found near fast-flowing streams and rivers in Europe.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- We spotted a Cinclus aquaticus diving for insect larvae in the mountain stream.
- The Cinclus aquaticus is easily identified by its white throat and breast.
Advanced Usage
- Scientific Classification: The term is primarily used in scientific or ornithological contexts to refer specifically to the European white-throated dipper, distinguishing it from other dipper species (e.g., , the American dipper).
- The study focused on the foraging behavior of Cinclus aquaticus.
Variants and Related Words
- Dipper (n): The common name for birds of the genus .
- Water ouzel (n): An archaic or alternative common name for dippers.
- White-throated dipper (n): The most widely used common name for .
Synonyms
- White-throated dipper: The standard common name.
- European dipper: A descriptive synonym specifying its geographic range.
Related Phrases
- Aquatic songbird: A descriptive phrase highlighting its unique nature as a songbird adapted to an aquatic habitat.
Noun
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a water ouzel of Europe
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