rupellary Antonyms
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Meaning of rupellary
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rupellary (n.)
Rocky.
rupellary Sentence Examples
- The rupellary warbler, with its distinctive yellow throat and white underparts, is commonly found in grasslands and woodlands.
- The rupellary lizard, also known as the rupell's dwarf monitor, is a small monitor lizard found in eastern and central Africa.
- The rupellary partridge, a member of the Phasianidae family, is an inhabitant of dry, open habitats in Africa.
- The rupellary vulture, a large bird of prey, is known for its distinctive white head and neck feathers.
- The rupellary sparrow, a small passerine bird, is found in shrublands and open grasslands in Africa.
- The rupellary wheatear, a small passerine bird, is characterized by its black and white plumage and rufous underparts.
- The rupellary fruit bat, a species of megabat, is found in the forests of Africa and Madagascar.
- The rupellary grosbeak, a medium-sized passerine bird, is known for its distinctive conical bill and black and white plumage.
- The rupellary honeybee, a species of honeybee, is found in the tropical regions of Africa.
- The rupellary orchid, a rare and endangered species, is found in high-altitude habitats in Ethiopia and Eritrea.
FAQs About the word rupellary
Rocky.
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The rupellary warbler, with its distinctive yellow throat and white underparts, is commonly found in grasslands and woodlands.
The rupellary lizard, also known as the rupell's dwarf monitor, is a small monitor lizard found in eastern and central Africa.
The rupellary partridge, a member of the Phasianidae family, is an inhabitant of dry, open habitats in Africa.
The rupellary vulture, a large bird of prey, is known for its distinctive white head and neck feathers.
