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Noun genus alcedo has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebGenus AlcedoDescriptionGenus Alcedo refers to a genus of brightly colored birds commonly known as the kingfishers. They belong to the family Alcedinidae and are found worldwide near rivers, lakes, and streams. With their unique appearance and incredible fishing skills, they are widely admired by birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. SensesSense 1: TaxonomyIn taxonomy, Genus Alcedo represents a classification for a group of birds within the family Alcedinidae. They are characterized by their vibrant plumage, long beaks, and strong flying abilities. Example sentence: The taxonomy of birds includes several genera, one of them being Genus Alcedo. Sense 2: KingfishersCommonly known as the kingfishers, Genus Alcedo includes various species of birds known for their exceptional fishing capabilities. With their sharp beaks, they dive into the water to catch fish, making for a fascinating spectacle in their natural habitats. Example sentence: During my walk by the river, I spotted a magnificent Genus Alcedo perched on a branch, patiently waiting for its next meal. Related Products (Amazon search): | ||||
genus albatrellus genus albizia genus albizzia genus albuca genus albugo genus albula genus alca genus alcea genus alcedo genus alcelaphus genus alces genus aldrovanda genus alectis genus alectoria genus alectoris genus alectura genus alepisaurus
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