Definition of bokmakierie in English:

bokmakierie

(also bokmakierie shrike)

nounPlural bokmakieries ˌbɒkməˈkɪəri

A bush shrike with conspicuous yellow underparts and a black band across the breast, common in southern Africa.
南非丛林伯劳
Telophorus or 'Malaconotus' zeylonus, family Laniidae
Example sentencesExamples
- The bokmakieries, canaries and a colony of vivid European bee-eaters that I spotted gave me just a glimpse of the nearly two hundred bird species that inhabit the reserve.
- The pure, liquid sounds of two bokmakieries perched in an Acacia thorn tree carry through the air.
- More visits to the area during the following week revealed no sign of immature bokmakieries, which suggests the probability of predation.
- Neddickies, sunbirds, sugar birds, starlings, bokmakieries, Cape robins, bulbuls and several other species are indigenous to this area, and provide excellent birdwatching opportunities.
- At night you can hear the call of the Cape Eagle owl and during the day you might see bokmakieries, sunbirds, sugar birds, steppe buzzards, heron and many many more.
- An opulent jewel in the dusty, cracked landscape, it became a haven for birds, being visited by pied kingfishers, mountain chats, spoonbills, bokmakieries, a pair of black-shouldered kites.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Afrikaans, imitative of its call.

单词	bokmakierie
释义	Definition of bokmakierie in English: bokmakierie (also bokmakierie shrike) nounPlural bokmakieries ˌbɒkməˈkɪəri A bush shrike with conspicuous yellow underparts and a black band across the breast, common in southern Africa. 南非丛林伯劳 Telophorus or 'Malaconotus' zeylonus, family Laniidae Example sentencesExamples The bokmakieries, canaries and a colony of vivid European bee-eaters that I spotted gave me just a glimpse of the nearly two hundred bird species that inhabit the reserve. The pure, liquid sounds of two bokmakieries perched in an Acacia thorn tree carry through the air. More visits to the area during the following week revealed no sign of immature bokmakieries, which suggests the probability of predation. Neddickies, sunbirds, sugar birds, starlings, bokmakieries, Cape robins, bulbuls and several other species are indigenous to this area, and provide excellent birdwatching opportunities. At night you can hear the call of the Cape Eagle owl and during the day you might see bokmakieries, sunbirds, sugar birds, steppe buzzards, heron and many many more. An opulent jewel in the dusty, cracked landscape, it became a haven for birds, being visited by pied kingfishers, mountain chats, spoonbills, bokmakieries, a pair of black-shouldered kites. Origin Mid 19th century: from Afrikaans, imitative of its call.
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