ciconia Sentence Examples
- The Ciconia ciconia, commonly known as the white stork, is famous for its long migration patterns.
- Ciconia abdimii, also known as the white-bellied stork, is native to Africa.
- Researchers have been studying the nesting habits of Ciconia episcopus, the woolly-necked stork.
- The Ciconia nigra, or black stork, is a rare sight in many parts of Europe.
- Conservation efforts aim to protect the habitats of Ciconia boyciana, the Oriental white stork, which is endangered.
- Some cultures consider Ciconia maguari, the maguari stork, to be a symbol of good fortune.
- Ciconia stormi, the lesser adjutant stork, is found in Southeast Asia and faces threats due to habitat loss.
- Ciconia ciconia's distinctive appearance, with its long legs and neck, makes it easily recognizable.
- The migration of Ciconia abdimii takes it across vast distances of the African continent.
- Birdwatchers often gather near wetlands to catch glimpses of Ciconia episcopus in its natural habitat.
ciconia Meaning
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ciconia (n)
type genus of the Ciconiidae: European storks
Synonyms & Antonyms of ciconia
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type genus of the Ciconiidae: European storks
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Ciconia ciconia, commonly known as the white stork, is famous for its long migration patterns.
Ciconia abdimii, also known as the white-bellied stork, is native to Africa.
Researchers have been studying the nesting habits of Ciconia episcopus, the woolly-necked stork.
The Ciconia nigra, or black stork, is a rare sight in many parts of Europe.
