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• Another connection to the bunyip is the shy Australasian bittern ( " Botaurus poiciloptilus " ).
• Like the other " Botaurus " bitterns, its plumage is mostly buffy-brown and cryptically patterned.
• Its call has been described as comparable to that of a distant Eurasian bittern ( " Botaurus stellaris " ).
• The four " Botaurus " bitterns are all large chunky, heavily streaked brown birds which breed in large reed beds.
• The " Ixobrychus " bitterns are all small species, their four larger relatives being in the genus " Botaurus ".
• Among them are : Acrocephalus paludicola, Crex crex, Limosa limosa, Grus grus, Botaurus stellaris, Ixobychus minutus or quite common here Chlidonias Niger.
• The habitat provides a home for the otherwise scarce Australasian bittern ( " Botaurus poiciloptilus " ), and migratory Latham's snipe " Gallinago hardwickii ".
• The "'American bittern "'( " Botaurus lentiginosus " ) is a species of wading bird in the heron family of the Pelican order of bird.
• The island also provides habitation for pigeons and doves ( Columbidae ), common blackbird, tropical mockingbird, sandpipers, bananaquit, blue and crowned herons ( " Botaurus " ) and hummingbirds.
• Members of the genera " Botaurus " and " Ixobrychus " are referred to as " bitterns ", and, together with the zigzag heron or zigzag bittern in the monotypic genus " Zebrilus ", form a monophyletic group within the Ardeidae.
• The generic name " Botaurus " was given by the English naturalist James Francis Stephens, and is derived from Medieval Latin " butaurus ", " bittern ", itself constructed from the Middle English name for the bird, " botor " . plumage.
• The generic name " Botaurus " was given by the English naturalist James Francis Stephens, and is derived from Medieval Latin " butaurus ", " bittern ", itself constructed from the Middle English name for the Eurasian bittern, " botor " . plumage.
• The endangered Australasian bittern ( " Botaurus poiciloptilus " ) is found in the wetland with other endangered birds such as the banded rail ( " Rallus philipensis assimillis " ), marsh crake ( " Porzana pusilla affinis " ) and the North Island fernbird ( " Bowdleria punctata vealeae " ).