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francolin Synonyms

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Any of numerous species of partridge-like game birds belonging to the genus Francolinus and related genera, native primarily to the woodlands and grasslands of Africa and Asia, noted for their loud, distinctive calls.

Usage Example

"During our morning safari in the savanna, we heard the harsh, grating call of a crested partridge hiding in the brush."

Strong
partridge
Weak
gamebird
pheasant

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