pigeon guillemot (Meaning)
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pigeon guillemot (n)
northern Pacific guillemot
Synonyms & Antonyms of pigeon guillemot
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pigeon guillemot Sentence Examples
- The pigeon guillemot, a seabird found in the North Atlantic, has a distinctive black-and-white plumage.
- Pigeon guillemots nest in colonies on rocky cliffs, using crevices and ledges as shelter.
- These birds are excellent divers and can plunge underwater to catch fish, their primary food source.
- Pigeon guillemots have a distinctive "kerr" call, which they use to communicate with each other.
- The population of pigeon guillemots has declined in recent years due to habitat loss and pollution.
- Pigeon guillemots are social birds and often form large flocks when feeding or during migration.
- The beak of a pigeon guillemot is well-suited for catching and holding slippery fish.
- The pigeon guillemot is a member of the auk family, which also includes puffins and razorbills.
- Pigeon guillemots are known for their agility in flight and can navigate narrow channels and crevices with ease.
- Conservation efforts are underway to protect the pigeon guillemot and ensure its long-term survival.
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northern Pacific guillemot
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The pigeon guillemot, a seabird found in the North Atlantic, has a distinctive black-and-white plumage.
Pigeon guillemots nest in colonies on rocky cliffs, using crevices and ledges as shelter.
These birds are excellent divers and can plunge underwater to catch fish, their primary food source.
Pigeon guillemots have a distinctive "kerr" call, which they use to communicate with each other.
