Saxicola Torquata (Noun)
Meaning
Common European chat with black plumage and a reddish-brown breast.
Classification
Nouns denoting animals.
Examples
- The Saxicola torquata, also known as the stonechat, is a common sight in European countryside with its distinctive black plumage and reddish-brown breast.
- During migration periods, large flocks of Saxicola torquata can be spotted settling in open areas.
- The Saxicola torquata is known to feed on small insects, spiders, and even seeds it finds on the ground.
- Breeding pairs of Saxicola torquata engage in a series of sounds to establish their territory and attract mates.
- Saxicola torquata males display a vibrant reddish-brown color on their breasts to intimidate rivals during the mating season.