pallid cuckoo造句

• Some sources also include the pallid cuckoo in this genus, although there is disagreement about appropriate classification.
• Nests are parasitized by the brush cuckoo, pallid cuckoo, and Horsfield's bronze-cuckoo.
• In addition to forests come species of cuckoo occupy more open environments; this can include even arid areas like deserts in the case of the greater roadrunner or the pallid cuckoo.
• The fan-tailed cuckoo ( " Cacomantis flabelliformis " ) and pallid cuckoo ( " C . pallidus " ) have been recorded as brood parasites of the flame robin; female cuckoos lay their eggs in robin nests, which are then raised by the robins as their own.
• It was formerly placed in the monotypic genus " "'Caliechthrus " "'but it has a similar song to cuckoos of the genus " Cacomantis " and is genetically similar to the pallid cuckoo ( " Cacomantis pallidus " ), so most taxonomists place it there.
• The brush cuckoo ( " Cacomantis variolosus " ), pallid cuckoo ( " C . pallidus " ), Horsfield's bronze cuckoo ( " Chrysococcyx basalis " ), and black-eared cuckoo " ( C . osculans ) " have been recorded as brood parasites of the red-capped robin; female cuckoos lay their eggs in robin nests, which are then raised by the robins as their own.