APAKAH MAKSUD WEAVERBIRD dalam CORSICA?
Ploceidae
Ploceidae, atau penenun, adalah burung passerine kecil yang berkaitan dengan burung hantu. Ini adalah burung pemakan benih dengan bil kerucut bulat, kebanyakannya dari Afrika Sub-Sahara, dengan spesies yang lebih sedikit di Asia tropika. Beberapa spesies telah diperkenalkan di luar jangkauan asli mereka. Kumpulan penenun dibahagikan kepada kerbau, burung pipit, tipikal, dan penenun janda. Laki-laki dari banyak spesies berwarna terang, biasanya berwarna merah atau kuning dan hitam, sesetengah spesies menunjukkan variasi warna hanya pada musim pembiakan. Burung Weaver, yang juga dikenali sebagai burung-burung tengkorak rumpai, mendapat namanya kerana sarang tenunan mereka, walaupun ada yang terkenal dengan tabiat sarang parasit selektif mereka. Sarang berbeza-beza mengikut saiz, bentuk, bahan yang digunakan, dan teknik pembinaan dari spesies ke spesies. Bahan yang digunakan untuk membina sarang termasuk serat daun, rumput, dan ranting halus. Banyak spesies menenun sarang yang sangat halus menggunakan helai nipis daun, walaupun beberapa, seperti penunggang kerbau, membentuk sarang laras besar di koloni mereka, yang mungkin mempunyai sarang tenunan sfera dalam.
Definisi weaverbird dalam kamus Corsica
Takrifan weaverbird dalam kamus adalah mana-mana lagu kecil burung passerine Old World dari famili Ploceidae, terutamanya Afrika, mempunyai tagihan tebal yang pendek dan bulu yang membosankan dan bangunan meliputi sarang: termasuk rumah burung pipit dan whydahs. Takrif lain dari weaverbird juga disebut: weaver finch. mana-mana burung serupa Estrilidae keluarga, kawasan hangat di Dunia Lama: termasuk lilin-lilin, padang rumput, dan burung-burung Jawa.
CORSICA BUKU YANG BERKAIT DENGAN «WEAVERBIRD»
Ketahui penggunaan
weaverbird dalam pilihan bibliografi berikut. Buku yang berkait dengan
weaverbird dan ekstrak ringkas dari yang sama untuk menyediakan konteks penggunaannya dalam kesusasteraan Corsica.
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Discovering Your Innate Self-esteem : Weaverbirds, Peafowl ...
His Weaverbird integrity, hard work and pragmatism moved him past all the hot
shot generals to become Supreme Allied Commander in World War II. His
greatest asset as Supreme Commander was his Weaverbird ability to get
consensus ...
So is the plan to come to your place tomorrow?" Mr. Weaverbird, "No, please. I
cannot suffer your old mother to do that journey. I will be at your place in the
morning, from where we shall begin the sightseeing." Effa, "Thank you, Mr.
Weaverbird.
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Folktales Told Around the World
Telem telem, the shit is so good, what must the real thing be like? There went the
kapok, there it went, there it went, wimml it splashed into the water, pungem, the
python were on top of Mbule's child! Meanwhile, the weaverbird flew off, it flew ...
Richard Mercer Dorson,
1978
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New Perspectives on Concepts
number of occasions, occasions for saying 'Look, a weaverbird: it is building a
spherical nest' or 'Look, a spherical nest: it is a weaverbird's.' Not only is a power
general with regard to its acts; it explains its acts. We provide an account of an act
...
Julia Langkau, Christian Nimtz,
2010
The Weaverbird Family (Ploceidael Weaverbirds are so named because rnost of
the 260 species weave intricate nests that, relative to their size, are the largest
nests of any bird. However, of the two weaverbird species found in the United ...
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e-Conquer Comprehension Workbook 6
/20marks. Read the passage carefully. 10 15 5 20 The social weaverbird is a
close relative of the common house sparrow. Unlike the common sparrow which
makes a small, untidy nest on a window ledge or on a tree branch, the
weaverbird ...
Judy Tilaka, J. Lee, Gan Yi Shen,
2012
The relationship between the State and the government resembled that of the
crocodile and the weaverbird. The crocodile allowed the weaverbird into its
mouth to pick out scraps of food from between its teeth, thus cleaning them. It was
a ...
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Bird Nests and Construction Behaviour
1. Alderly, Australia: Dove Publications. Coates, B.J. (1990). The Birds of Papua
New Guinea, Vol. 2. Alderly, Australia: Dove Publications. Collias, E.C. & Collias,
N.E. (1964a). The development of nest building in a weaverbird. Auk 81, 42-52.
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India and Indology: Selected Articles
Then the bird (a weaverbird, ploceus baya) institutes proceedings against the
monkey, appealing to the king — monkey-king, Parker guesses. The monkey is
about to be sentenced to punishment, when he directs the Maharaja's attention to
a ...
William Norman Brown, Rosane Rocher,
1978
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Fascinating Folktales of Thailand
Once upon a time at the corner of a forest there was a weaverbird couple taking
shelter in their nest on a big tree along with their four offspring. While the mother
bird was taking care of their chicks, the father bird went out for food to feed the ...
Thanapol (Lamduan) Chadchaidee
BARANGAN BERITA YANG TERMASUK TERMA «WEAVERBIRD»
Ketahui apa yang diterbitkan oleh akhbar nasional dan antarabangsa dan cara istilah
weaverbird digunakan dalam konteks perkara berita berikut.
When fathers prefer bars to their living rooms
Not that Joseph has no love for his children, but he confesses to having failed to endure what he calls the “weaverbird-like noise” at his home during school ... «The Observer, Mei 15»
Unequal music
There was no reason to think handloom might peter out, just as there was never a thought that the weaverbird might stop building its nest. Yet, time has spared ... «Hindu Business Line, Sep 14»
Born to weave
India is home to Baya Weaver (Ploceus philippinus) a genus of weaverbird found across south and southeast Asia. They mostly inhabit grasslands or cultivated ... «The Hindu, Sep 13»
Zoo to Debut Weaverbird House Exhibit
They have their own, presumably escape-proof, Weaverbird House which is staged as the African home of a child living among and fascinated by weaverbirds. «Patch.com, Feb 13»