flock bronzewing造句

• More than any other Australian pigeon, the flock bronzewing is adapted to the arid plains of the continent.
• The flock bronzewing is the most nomadic of the Australian pigeons, and it is difficult to mistake for other Australian species.
• Another threat to the flock bronzewing is through predation; they are vulnerable to predation as they lay their eggs on the ground.
• With the introduction of cattle into the interior of Australia, the flock bronzewing has adapted to eating the undigested seeds from cattle dung.
• Several of the birds are endangered including the flock bronzewing pigeon, red-chested button-quail, Australian bustard and the pictorella mannikin.
• There are healthy populations of grassland birds such as the flock bronzewing, while the endangered night parrot has been spotted in Diamantina National Park in Queensland.
• English ornithologist John Gould first described the flock bronzewing, known then as the harlequin bronzewing, in volume five of his book " The Birds of Australia ".
• The flock bronzewing is most abundant within the Barkly Tablelands of eastern Northern Territory and Western Queensland; however, their range is quite large and they will occasionally be found in the Kimberly region of Western Australia, northern South Australia and northwestern New South Wales.