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Noun genus bubulcus has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebGenus BubulcusDescription:Genus Bubulcus refers to a taxonomic category in biology that classifies certain organisms, particularly birds, within the family Ardeidae. This genus includes the well-known species Bubulcus ibis, also known as the Cattle Egret. The genus Bubulcus is characterized by its small to medium-sized birds with white or off-white plumage and long legs. Senses and Usages:1. Taxonomy:Genus Bubulcus, in the field of taxonomy, classifies a specific group of birds within the family Ardeidae. Example: The genus Bubulcus comprises several bird species known for their distinct white plumage and long legs. 2. Cattle Egret:Genus Bubulcus commonly refers to the species Bubulcus ibis, also known as the Cattle Egret. These birds are widely distributed and often found in close proximity to cattle, where they feed on insects stirred up by the grazing livestock. Example: The Cattle Egret, belonging to the genus Bubulcus, can often be seen perched on the backs of cows, foraging for insects. Related Products:Explore related products on Amazon: | ||||
genus brugmansia genus brunfelsia genus brya genus bryanthus genus bryonia genus bryum genus bubalus genus bubo genus bubulcus genus bucephala genus buceros genus buchloe genus buckleya genus buddleia genus budorcas genus bufo genus bulnesia
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