Currawong
A currawong is a large, black passerine bird native to Australasia and belongs to the Artamidae family. It is known for its loud and melodious calls, long tail, and strong bill.
Noun:
1. Australian Magpie: Also known as the "black currawong," this species (Strepera fuliginosa) is endemic to Tasmania and forms part of the butcherbird genus. It has black plumage with a white patch near the wingtips and has a melodious yet distinct call.
Example sentence: The currawong perched on the tree branch and sang a beautiful melody at dawn.
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Adjective:
1. Local: Used to describe something specific to a particular locality or region.
Example sentence: The currawong cuisine in this coastal town is a popular delicacy among the locals.
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