Definition of bristlebird in English:

bristlebird

nounˈbrɪs(ə)lbəːd

单词	bristlebird
释义	Definition of bristlebird in English: bristlebird nounˈbrɪs(ə)lbəːd An Australian songbird with mainly brown plumage, a long cocked tail, a fringe of bristles around the bill, and secretive habits. 刺莺 Genus Dasyornis, family Acanthizidae (or Maluridae): two or three species Example sentencesExamples Eastern bristlebirds have short rounded wings and a long tail. There are three species of bristlebirds in Australia: the Eastern, Rufous and Western Bristlebird. Certain species like the bristlebirds have whistling calls that are carried far in order to announce their presence. The eastern bristlebird is such a species - elusive, rarely heard and even more rarely seen. The removal of bristlebirds over three years from a limited area in the source population had no detectable impact.
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