QUÉ SIGNIFICA NOISY MINER EN INGLÉS
Ruidoso minero
El minero ruidoso es un pájaro en la familia de melífagos Meliphagidae y es endémico al este y sureste de Australia. Este minero es un pájaro gris, con una cabeza negra, un pico amarillo anaranjado y pies, un remiendo amarillo distintivo detrás del ojo y puntas blancas en las plumas de la cola. La raza de Tasmania tiene un panel amarillo más intenso en el ala, y una punta blanca más ancha a la cola. Los machos, las hembras y los juveniles son similares en apariencia, aunque los pájaros jóvenes son de color gris parduzco. Como el nombre común sugiere, el ruidoso minero es una especie vocal con una amplia gama de canciones, llamadas, reprimendas y alarmas, y vocalizaciones casi constantes, especialmente de aves jóvenes. Una de las cuatro especies del género Manorina, el ruidoso minero se divide en cuatro subespecies. La separación de la Tasmania M. m. Leachi es de larga data, y las aves del continente se dividieron en 1999. Se encuentra en un amplio arco desde el Lejano Norte de Queensland hasta Nueva Gales del Sur y Victoria hasta Tasmania y el este de Australia del Sur. Arbustos del sotobosque.
definición de noisy miner en el diccionario inglés
La definición de minero ruidoso en el diccionario es una melífera, Manorina melanocephala, del este de Australia, que tiene un plumaje gris-blanco y alas marrones, y se destaca por sus gritos estridentes.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «NOISY MINER»
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Temperate Woodland Conservation and Management
The Noisy Miner spends a substantial proportion of its time foraging on the
ground. Promoting the growth of ground-layer vegetation has the potential to
make a site less attractive to the Noisy Miner Promoting the growth of ground-
layer ...
David Lindenmayer, Andrew F. Bennett, Richard Hobbs,
2010
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What Makes a Good Farm for Wildlife?
Box 2.9. Noisy Miners and woodland remnants The Noisy Miner is a large and
highly aggressive native honeyeater. It has a well- deserved reputation for driving
away other native birds from woodland remnants, particularly smaller-bodied ...
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Practical Conservation Biology
Box 9.5 The Noisy Miner and eucalypt dieback The native Noisy Miner is
extremely abundant in many fragmented woodlands in eastern Australia,
particularly in areas without understorey trees and shrubs. The social
organisation of the ...
David Lindenmayer, Mark A. Burgman,
2005
B. Noisy Miner Manorina melanocephala 24-28 cm/9.5-11 in. Miners are a
subgroup of noisy, gregarious, gray-brown honeyeaters with bright yellow bare
parts and facial skin. A very familiar bird in eastern Australia, where rabbles of
these ...
Iain Campbell, Sam Woods,
2013
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Australian Bird Names: A Complete Guide
Lyons of Melbourne University who used the name Noisy Miner in 1901 (Lyons
1901 * ironically, given that as he was writing about Cooper Creek, he was
actually referring to Yellow-throated Miner). (Henderson (1832) referred to '
restless and ...
Jeannie Gray, Ian Fraser,
2013
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Planting for Wildlife: A Practical Guide to Restoring Native ...
Edges, lerps and the Noisy Miner An Australian native honeyeater, the Noisy
Miner, has dramatically increased in abundance with the conversion of forest and
woodland to farmland. It is an aggressive bird that chases away smaller species.
Nicola Munro, David Lindenmayer,
2011
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The Impact of the
Noisy Miner Manorina Melanocephala on ...
The presence of the Noisy Miner Manorina melanocephala, an aggressive Australian honeyeater, compromises the conservation value of small, degraded woodland remnants in eastern and south-eastern Australia.
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The Man who Loved Wasps: A Howard Ensign Evans Reader
One we did learn to recognize quickly was the noisy miner — though we never
did learn why it is called a miner, since it does not seem to mine in anything.
Noisy miners are rather tame, robin-sized honeyeaters that abound in parks and
...
Howard Ensign Evans, Mary Alice Evans,
2005
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Wildlife on Farms: How to Conserve Native Animals
Esther Beaton The noisy miner and understorey trees and shrubs The noisy
miner is a loud-calling bird that lives in loose colonies of up to 30 individuals. It
can be extremely common in many areas of woodland throughout much of
eastern ...
Andrew Claridge, Donna Hazell, Ross Cunningham,
2003
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Ecology of Cities and Towns: A Comparative Approach
The noisy miner is a native, large-bodied (63 g), foliagefeeding insectivore which
establishes co-operatively breeding colonies. Their group territories are
vigorously defended with a uniquely high level of interspecific aggression (Dow,
1977).
Mark J. McDonnell, Amy K. Hahs, Jürgen H. Breuste,
2009
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «NOISY MINER»
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noisy miner en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
THE NAKED CITY – FERALS UNDER FIRE!
The evil beast was even spotted climbing trees to snatch newborn noisy miner chicks from their nests. Gladly or sadly (if you're a pussycat ... «Sydney City News, Jul 15»
All politicians should have a code name
Noisy Miner. Kevin Andrews? Black-Capped Gnatcatcher. Julie Bishop: Basilisk. (Okay, not a bird, more of a mythical lizard, but it does have a ... «Brisbane Times, Jun 15»
Rain calls for a 'miner' celebration in Photo of the Day
Trish's image of a noisy miner splashing in the rain won the vote with 28% of the vote, while Maria's beautifully colourful umbrella pulled 21% ... «Northern Star, Feb 15»
Cotswold point-to-point preview
Disney rode his first winner on Noisy Miner at Barbury in 2003 before an Army career saw him lose part of his right leg. Riding formed part of his ... «Evesham Journal, Ene 15»
Some of the names to look out for in the new point-to-point season
Guy Disney rode his first winner on Noisy Miner at Barbury in 2003. An army career saw him on active service in Afghanistan where he lost the ... «Gloucestershire Echo, Ene 15»
Helping native birds beat their bullies
One of the best examples is the noisy miner, an Australian native honeyeater, which has expanded its range across Australia in recent decades ... «Phys.Org, Dic 14»
Native noisy miners cause more damage than introduced Indian …
The native noisy miner is causing more damage than the invasive, introduced species of myna bird, new research has shown. The research ... «ABC Online, Dic 14»
In Australia, urbanisation is bringing animals and diseases closer to …
In Australia, urban adaptors include familiar species such as the noisy miner bird and the common brushtail possum; urban exploiters are often ... «CityMetric, Nov 14»
Urbanisation brings animals and diseases closer to home
In Australia, urban adaptors include familiar species such as the noisy miner bird and the common brushtail possum, while urban exploiters are ... «The Conversation AU, Nov 14»
Twitchers twig authorities over disappearing birds
We've identified about 75 small woodland bird species which are all impacted by the noisy miner and most them basically disappear from ... «ABC Online, Nov 14»