Old World Coot (Noun)
Meaning
A coot found in Eurasia.
Classification
Nouns denoting animals.
Examples
- The old world coot is a medium-sized waterbird with a distinctive white bill and forehead shield.
- In the wetlands of Eurasia, the old world coot is a common sight, swimming and foraging for aquatic plants.
- The old world coot's black plumage and white bill make it a striking bird, often seen in large flocks.
- During the breeding season, the old world coot builds a nest of vegetation in dense aquatic plants, where it lays its eggs.
- In some parts of its range, the old world coot is considered a pest species, as it can cause significant damage to crops and gardens.