butcherbird
| Another name for a shrike. |
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Both books come with musical CDs, so you can actually hear the author and others jam with walruses and pied butcherbirds. He's more interested in the likes of the grey butcherbird, all 75 grams of it, which mobs a species called the powerful owl. Among the most popular are the 'Endangered Species Mating Calls,' licensed from Cornell University's Macauley Labs library and featuring recordings such as the Rwandan Mountain Gorilla, Pied Butcherbird, and Smoky Jungle Frog. |
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