gray partridge (Meaning)
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gray partridge (n)
common European partridge
Synonyms & Antonyms of gray partridge
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gray partridge Sentence Examples
- The gray partridge gracefully strutted through the field, its mottled feathers blending seamlessly with the surroundings.
- Hunters eagerly pursued the elusive gray partridge, prized for its swift flight and challenging game.
- The gray partridge's distinctive call, a rhythmic "chukar-chukar," echoed through the desolate landscape.
- The small gray partridges darted swiftly across the underbrush, their camouflaged plumage providing protection from predators.
- Biologists meticulously studied the gray partridge's habitat and breeding habits to ensure its conservation.
- The gray partridge's population had declined significantly due to habitat loss and overhunting.
- Conservationists released captive-bred gray partridges into the wild in an effort to re-establish their presence.
- The gray partridge remained a beloved game bird despite its rarity and elusive nature.
- The conservation status of the gray partridge had improved through the combined efforts of hunters and environmentalists.
- The gray partridge served as a crucial indicator species, reflecting the health of its ecosystem.
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common European partridge
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The gray partridge gracefully strutted through the field, its mottled feathers blending seamlessly with the surroundings.
Hunters eagerly pursued the elusive gray partridge, prized for its swift flight and challenging game.
The gray partridge's distinctive call, a rhythmic "chukar-chukar," echoed through the desolate landscape.
The small gray partridges darted swiftly across the underbrush, their camouflaged plumage providing protection from predators.
