pied currawong in a sentence

• Fruit eaten by Lewin's honeyeater and the pied currawong.
• Seed is fertile for regeneration from the droppings of the pied currawong.
• Particularly noteworthy are the pied butcherbird, the pied currawong and the Australian magpie.
• Pied currawongs will also harass each other.
• Less arboreal than the pied currawong, the grey currawong spends more time foraging on the ground.
• The common name comes from the call of the familiar pied currawong of eastern Australia and is onomatopoeic.
• Fruit is eaten by rainforest birds including the white-headed pigeon, pied currawong and green catbird.
• During the breeding season, pied currawongs will pair up and become territorial, defending both nesting and feeding areas.
• Pied currawongs have been known to desert nests once cuckoos have visited, abandoning the existing currawong young, which die,
• Removal of " Pisonia umbellifera " seedlings within the breeding colonies and culling of pied currawongs is undertaken periodically.
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• Fruit ripens from October to December, attracting many birds including Australasian figbird, olive-backed oriole and pied currawong.
• Birds seen eating this fruit include wompoo fruit dove, green catbird, eastern rosella, pied currawong and topknot pigeon.
• Causes of failure included nest collapse by gale-force winds and rain, and harassment and nest raiding by pied currawongs.
• The presence of pied currawongs in Sydney gardens is negatively correlated with the presence of silvereyes ( " Zosterops lateralis " ).
• The pied currawong bathes by wading into water up to deep, squatting down, ducking its head under, and shaking its wings.
• The parasitic koels and channel-billed cuckoo in particular consume mainly fruit when raised by frugivore hosts such as the Australasian figbird and pied currawong.
• The habitat includes densely forested areas as well as alpine arboreal than the pied currawong, the black currawong spends more time foraging on the ground.
• The figs eaten by a large variety of birds including Australasian figbird, green catbird, Lewin's honeyeater, topknot pigeon and pied currawong.
• The removal of the sheltering understorey vegetation by rabbits led to increased exposure of the ground-nesting petrels and predation by pied currawongs and Australian ravens.
• The channel-billed cuckoo ( " Scythrops novaehollandiae " ) parasitizes pied currawong nests, laying eggs which are then raised by the unsuspecting foster parents.