grakle (Meaning)
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grakle (n.)
See Grackle.
Synonyms & Antonyms of grakle
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
grakle Sentence Examples
- The iridescent grakle's feathers shimmered in the sunlight as it perched on a branch.
- The grakle's raucous calls echoed through the forest, startling the other birds.
- The grakle used its sharp beak to crack open acorns and extract their delicious kernels.
- The grackle's nest, built high in a tree, was a masterpiece of interwoven twigs and grass.
- The grakle's protective instincts were fierce, and it would not hesitate to defend its young from any threat.
- The grakle's migratory patterns were fascinating to ornithologists who studied its annual journey between breeding and wintering grounds.
- The grakle's sociable nature made it a common sight in urban parks and gardens, where it could often be seen foraging for food among the leaves.
- The grakle's opportunistic feeding habits allowed it to thrive in a wide range of habitats, from forests to wetlands to garbage dumps.
- The grakle's intelligence was evident in its ability to solve problems and learn from its experiences.
- The grakle, despite its sometimes noisy and messy nature, was an important and captivating part of the natural ecosystem.
FAQs About the word grakle
See Grackle.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The iridescent grakle's feathers shimmered in the sunlight as it perched on a branch.
The grakle's raucous calls echoed through the forest, startling the other birds.
The grakle used its sharp beak to crack open acorns and extract their delicious kernels.
The grackle's nest, built high in a tree, was a masterpiece of interwoven twigs and grass.
