Look up: great-bustard

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   great bustard
   [n] - largest European land bird
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   great bustard
   Otis tarda noun largest European land bird
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   Great Bustard
   The `Great Bustard`, `Otis tarda`, is in the bustard family, the only member of the genus `Otis`. It breeds in southern and central Europe and across temperate Asia. European populations are mainly resident, but Asian birds move further south in winter. This species is declining due to habitat loss throughout its range. It used to breed more widely and was extinct in the British Isles between 1832 and an artificial reintroduction to Salisbury P...
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   great bustard
   (from the article `bustard`) The best known bustard is the great bustard (Otis tarda), largest European land bird, the male weighing as much as 14 kilograms (31 pounds) and ...
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   Great Indian Bustard
   The `Great Indian Bustard` (`Ardeotis nigriceps`) also known as Maldhok is a bustard found in India and possibly Pakistan. It is a large ground dwelling bird with a long neck and long bare legs and some what similar to a young Ostrich. Its standing height is more than a meter, wing span is 2.5 mts. and weighs about 18 kg. It is a large, brown and white bird, the male is about 122 cm (48 in)in length,its weight is 18-32 lb (8-14.5 kg) and the f...
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   great Indian bustard
   (from the article `India`) ...known as the sarus (Grus antigone); a large gray bird with crimson legs, the sarus stands as tall as a human. Bustards inhabit India`s grasslands. ...
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