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布谷鸟 bùgǔniǎo
cuckoo [ˈkʊkuː] N
cuckoo
布谷鸟 bùgǔniǎo
cuckoo
杜鹃 dùjuān
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In addition, there are eight species of stork, five other species of pheasant, six minivets, seventeen different cuckoos, thirty flycatchers, and sixty species of warblers.
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In most cuckoos the calls are distinctive to particular species, and are useful for identification.
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Cuckoos occur in a wide variety of habitats.
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Hosts attack cuckoos more when they see neighbors mobbing cuckoos.
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The calls of cuckoos herald the start of spring.
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