genus gallinago Antonyms
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Meaning of genus gallinago
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genus gallinago (n)
snipes
genus gallinago Sentence Examples
- The snipe of the genus **Gallinago** is known for its distinctive drumming display flight.
- **Gallinago** species inhabit various wetland habitats worldwide, including marshes, bogs, and tundra.
- The common snipe, **Gallinago gallinago**, is widespread and common in Europe and Asia.
- The Wilson's snipe, **Gallinago delicata**, migrates long distances between its breeding and wintering grounds.
- **Gallinago** snipes have long, slender bills adapted for probing in soft mud for invertebrates.
- The feathers of **Gallinago** snipes provide exceptional camouflage in their marshy habitats.
- Some **Gallinago** species, such as the Jack snipe, are known for their explosive "chip-chip-chip" calls.
- **Gallinago** snipes are solitary birds that typically form pairs only during the breeding season.
- The nest of **Gallinago** snipes is a simple cup-shaped depression on the ground lined with vegetation.
- **Gallinago** snipes are important indicators of wetland health due to their sensitivity to habitat degradation.
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snipes
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The snipe of the genus **Gallinago** is known for its distinctive drumming display flight.
**Gallinago** species inhabit various wetland habitats worldwide, including marshes, bogs, and tundra.
The common snipe, **Gallinago gallinago**, is widespread and common in Europe and Asia.
The Wilson's snipe, **Gallinago delicata**, migrates long distances between its breeding and wintering grounds.
