toucanet Antonyms
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Meaning of toucanet
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toucanet (n)
small toucan
toucanet Sentence Examples
- The diminutive toucanet flitted among the verdant foliage, its vibrant beak a beacon of color.
- With its peculiar downward-curving beak, the tufted toucanet drew insects and fruit from forest undergrowth.
- The toucanet's tiny size belied its raucous call, which reverberated through the Amazonian rainforest.
- The iridescent plumage of the emerald toucanet shimmered in the dappled sunlight, a kaleidoscope of hues.
- The toucanet's beak, though disproportionately large, was remarkably lightweight, allowing for agile flight.
- In the early morning hours, the toucanet's distinctive call sounded like a chorus of distant drums.
- The rufous-tailed toucanet perched on a branch, its long, narrow tail twitching nervously.
- The toucanet's nest was a hollow in a tree trunk, where it raised its curious-looking chicks.
- The araçari toucanet traveled in small flocks, their vibrant beaks and raucous calls a spectacle to behold.
- The toucanet's unique appearance and vocalizations made it a beloved avian species in the tropics.
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small toucan
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The diminutive toucanet flitted among the verdant foliage, its vibrant beak a beacon of color.
With its peculiar downward-curving beak, the tufted toucanet drew insects and fruit from forest undergrowth.
The toucanet's tiny size belied its raucous call, which reverberated through the Amazonian rainforest.
The iridescent plumage of the emerald toucanet shimmered in the dappled sunlight, a kaleidoscope of hues.
