toucanet造句

• It was formerly considered conspecific with the chestnut-tipped toucanet.
• It was formerly considered conspecific with Whitely's toucanet.
• The toucanets have mostly green plumage with blue markings.
• It will defend the nest aggressively against larger species, including the emerald toucanet.
• Uniquely among " Aulacorhynchus " toucanets, its vent is bright yellow.
• Gould's toucanet was originally described in the genus " Pteroglossus ".
• The spot-billed toucanet was originally described in the genus " Pteroglossus ".
• This all-green toucanet has a distinctive short yellow line behind eye and blue breast-band.
• The park's 400 bird species include sparrow hawks, resplendent quetzals, emerald toucanets, and violaceous trogons.
• It is very similar to the blue-banded toucanet, from which it differs mainly in the bill pattern.
• He used the toucanet of the genus " Selenidera " to explain speciation using the idea of refugia.
• Participants get a chance to see more than 300 bird species, including the groove-billed toucanet and scarlet macaw.
• While considered a species based primarily on morphology, some authorities continue to consider it a subspecies of the emerald toucanet.
• Unlike most other toucans, the sexes are different in colour ( sexually dichromatic; hence the name dichromatic toucanets ).
• Except for the bill-pattern, it resembles the spot-billed toucanet, and the two have been considered conspecific in the past.
• Baillon's crake is named for him, as is Baillon's shearwater and " Baillonius bailloni " ( saffron toucanet ).
• The calls of the emerald toucanet are a loud dry " rrip rrip rrip rrip rrip " and a " graval graval graval ".
• Some species appear to prefer when certain others are present : " Cyanolyca " jays like to flock with unicolored jays and the emerald toucanets species complex ).
• The "'chestnut-tipped toucanet "'( " Aulacorhynchus derbianus " ) is a South American species of bird in the family Ramphastidae.
• The "'blue-throated toucanet "'( " Aulacorhynchus caeruleogularis " ) is a near-passerine bird living in the mountain forests of Costa Rica, Panama and Colombia.