- (bird species of China) Japanese bush warbler (Cettia diphone)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- Japanese bush warbler (Cettia diphone)
This term refers to a specific bird species known for its distinctive song and is commonly found in East Asia, particularly Japan and parts of China. It is often associated with wetland habitats and is noted for its elusive nature.
This type of Japanese bush warbler usually sings in the morning.
The Japanese bush warbler is very common in the wetlands of southern China.
Generated collocations (experimental)
Rì běn shù yīng日本树莺Japanese bush warblershù树yīng莺míng鸣jiào叫the call of the bush warblerguān chá观察Rì běn shù yīng日本树莺to observe the Japanese bush warblerRì běn shù yīng日本树莺qī xī dì栖息地habitat of the Japanese bush warblerRì běn shù yīng日本树莺tè zhēng特征characteristics of the Japanese bush warblerRì běn shù yīng日本树莺fán zhí繁殖breeding of the Japanese bush warblerRì běn shù yīng日本树莺qī xī栖息the roosting of the Japanese bush warblertīng dào听到Rì běn shù yīng日本树莺to hear the Japanese bush warblerRì běn shù yīng日本树莺jiào shēng叫声song of the Japanese bush warblerbǎo hù保护Rì běn shù yīng日本树莺to protect the Japanese bush warblerRì běn shù yīng日本树莺guān niǎo观鸟birdwatching for the Japanese bush warblerRì běn shù yīng日本树莺qiān xǐ迁徙migration of the Japanese bush warbler