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Gouldian finch
/ ˈɡuːldɪən /
noun
- a multicoloured finch, Chloebia gouldiae , of tropical N Australia
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Gouldian finch1
named after Elizabeth Gould (1804–41), British natural history artist
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Example Sentences
The return of early burns, for instance, is stimulating more production of seeds that nourish the threatened Gouldian finch, according to 2018 findings.
From Scientific American
Donna Andrews, author of “Duck the Halls” and “Six Geese A-Slaying,” among other avian-themed mysteries, inflicts “an epidemic of Gouldian finch smuggling” on Caerphilly, Va., just as the town is getting dolled up for a production of “A Christmas Carol.”
From New York Times
And the rainbow, or Gouldian, finch is no exception.
From Scientific American
Take, for an example, the lovely Gouldian finch.
From Project Gutenberg
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