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charadrius morinellus

 

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Noun charadrius morinellus has 1 sense
  1. dotterel, dotrel, Charadrius morinellus, Eudromias morinellus - rare plover of upland areas of Eurasia
    --1 is a kind of plover
    --1 is a member of Charadrius, genus Charadrius

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Charadrius Morinellus

Charadrius morinellus is a bird species commonly known as the Eurasian dotterel. It belongs to the family Charadriidae and is found in the open grasslands and tundra of Europe and Asia.

Definition

  1. Noun: A medium-sized plover bird with a distinct breeding plumage characterized by a chestnut band on the breast and a black belly. It is known for its migratory behavior and is a common sight during the spring and autumn seasons.

    Example: The charadrius morinellus is known for its intricate mating rituals, which include displaying its vibrant breeding plumage to attract a mate.

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  2. Adjective: Referring to or characteristic of the Eurasian dotterel or relating to its habitats or behaviors.

    Example: The birdwatchers spotted a group of charadrius morinellus chicks foraging in the grasslands.
  3. Local usage: In certain regions, charadrius morinellus may also refer to a local belief or folklore associated with the bird.

    Example: According to the local legend, charadrius morinellus brings good luck to those who catch a glimpse of it during their travels.
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