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Butcherbird - Wikipedia
Butcherbirds are songbirds closely related to the Australian magpie. Most are found in the genus Cracticus, but the black butcherbird is placed in the ... en.wikipedia.org
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The Butcher Bird - Valley Grove Preservation Society
Shrikes are songbirds, but they have the heart of a raptor. Roughly the size of a robin, this predatory bird utilizes a wide variety of prey species. valleygrovemn.org
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Butcherbird | Songbird, Carnivore, Predator - Britannica
Butcherbird, in general, any bird that impales its prey (small vertebrates, large insects) on a thorn or wedges it into a crack or a forked twig in order to ... www.britannica.com
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butcher-bird
ˈbutcher-ˌbird [f. butcher n. + bird n. (see quot. 1802): Cf. F. bouchari ‘un des noms vulgaires de la pie-grièche.’ Littré.] A name given to several species of shrike (Laniadæ): Lanius excubitor, L. tertius, L. cinereus, etc.1668 Wilkins Real Char. 146 Lanius or Butcher bird, is of three several ki... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Butcherbird - BirdNote
The Northern Shrike breeds in the tundra and taiga of the north, but migrates south into the lower 48 for the winter. It has a pleasing and rhythmical song. www.birdnote.org
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Grey Butcherbird - BirdLife Australia
The adult Grey Butcherbird has a black crown and face and a grey back, with a thin white collar. They have a lovely song but are intimidating predators. birdlife.org.au
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Butcherbird (disambiguation)
impaling captured prey on thorns, which the unrelated Australian birds share Focke-Wulf Fw 190, a German fighter aircraft of World War II nicknamed "Butcher-bird " Butcher Bird, a 1993 novel by Dean Ing Butcher Bird, a 2007 novel by Richard Kadrey Butcherbird (album), a 2018 album by John Williamson wikipedia.org
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Pied Butcherbird - The Australian Museum
A medium-sized black and white bird with a black hood, dark brown eye and a long, hooked, grey and black bill. It has a broad white collar around its neck. australian.museum
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Grey Butcherbird | BIRDS in BACKYARDS
Grey Butcherbirds are aggressive predators. They prey on small animals, including birds, lizards and insects, as well as some fruits and seeds. www.birdsinbackyards.net
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Butchering Bird | World's Deadliest - YouTube
The Gruesome Reason SHRIKES Are Called 'Butcher Birds'. BEASTERS ... Great grey SHRIKE - butcher bird. Wildlife World•76K views · 15:27 · Go ... www.youtube.com
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My friendly neighbourhood butcher bird has become quite bold and ...
This bird, called a shrike, impales its prey on tree thorns before eating, earning it the nickname 'butcher bird'. r/interestingasfuck icon. r ... www.reddit.com
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Butcherbird (disambiguation) - Wikipedia
Butcherbirds are magpie-like birds native to Australasia. Butcherbird may also refer to: Butcherbird, a common name for species of shrikes that are known for ... en.wikipedia.org
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Brown shrike
The genus name, Lanius, is derived from the Latin word for "butcher", and some shrikes are also known as "butcher birds" because of their feeding habits He used the English name "The Crested Red, or Russit Butcher-Bird". wikipedia.org
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Please explain how to clean (butcher) a wild turkey.
bit there okay I'm gonna set the knife down and he's gonna split that wide open we prefer this method rather than plucking or just skinning the whole bird because that breastbone takes up a lot of space all right in the event that you got a lot of fat on the bird you're gonna have to you don't want that
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Woodchat shrike
Linnaeus based his description on the "red headed butcher-bird" that had been described and illustrated in 1734 by the English naturalist Eleazar Albin The genus name, Lanius, is derived from the Latin word for "butcher", and some shrikes are also known as "butcher birds" because of their feeding habits wikipedia.org
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