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white-rumped shrike

 

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Noun white-rumped shrike has 1 sense
  1. white-rumped shrike, Lanius ludovicianus excubitorides - of western North America; gray with white underparts
    --1 is a kind of butcherbird

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White-rumped Shrike

Definition:

The white-rumped shrike is a small passerine bird known for its distinctive features and behavior.

Senses:

  1. Noun: A bird belonging to the white-rumped shrike species, characterized by a white patch on its rear and a hooked beak.
  2. Adjective: Referring to or characteristic of the white-rumped shrike.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The white-rumped shrike is a fascinating insectivorous bird. (Noun)
  2. The white-rumped shrike species can be found primarily in the grasslands of Southeast Asia. (Noun)
  3. With its unique markings, the white-rumped shrike is easy to identify in the wild. (Noun)
  4. I caught a glimpse of a white-rumped shrike perched on a tree branch. (Noun)
  5. During my birdwatching trip, I observed several white-rumped shrikes swooping down to catch their prey. (Noun)
  6. The white-rumped shrike's plumage is beautiful and attracts many bird enthusiasts. (Adjective)
  7. We spotted an interesting white-rumped shrike in the local bird sanctuary. (Adjective)
  8. The white-rumped shrike's call echoed through the forest. (Adjective)
  9. I'm captivated by the white-rumped shrike's graceful flight. (Adjective)

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