honey eater การใช้
- While the spectacle of the birds feeding had featured in a number of magazines, the October 1956 edition of The National Geographic Magazine included an article entitled " The Honey Eaters Currumbin ".
- As a study by M . C . Baker ( 1996 ) showed, the birds of the mainland did not respond to the songs of singing honey eaters found on an island off Australia s west coast.
- In the "'scrub by the waterholes "'were " honey eaters, warblers, red coat robins, emu wren with 2 long feathers in tail, Laughing jack ass-everywhere, utcher bird, also known as shrike or whistling jackass, Quail where coverage good in bottom of scrub, turkey at Boneo and the big swamp off the property ."
- It is thought to originate as a euphemism for " medved ", which was tabooed because of magical thinking that letting out the " true name " of the dangerous animal may cause it to come and attack . " Medved " ( which means " honey eater " ) itself is thought to be older Proto-Slavic euphemism for Proto-Indo-European * r % ks.
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