Sentences with JACANA
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The jacana bird gracefully walked on the lily pads in the pond."
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"Observing the jacana's long toes, I marveled at its ability to walk on water vegetation."
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"A group of jacanas gathered near the river bank to search for food."
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"The jacana's distinctive and vibrant plumage caught my attention."
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"As I was canoeing, I spotted a jacana gliding across the water's surface."
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"The female jacana is responsible for defending the territory."
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"With its sharp beak, the jacana skillfully captures small insects."
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"The jacana raised its wings and vocalized, attracting a potential mate."
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"I watched a jacana nestling learning to forage for food under its parent's guidance."
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"The rainforest provided lush habitat for the jacanas to thrive."
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"The jacana delicately stepped over floating leaves in the search for insects."
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"As I approached, the jacana swiftly flew away, disappearing into the vegetation."
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"The jacana's call echoed through the marshland, creating a tranquil atmosphere."
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"To camouflage, the jacana's plumage harmonizes with its surroundings."
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"The jacana exhibited impressive balance as it hopped from one lily pad to another."
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"During the breeding season, male jacanas compete for territories and mates."
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"A field guide helped me identify the jacana species I had encountered."
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"Captivated by the jacana's behavior, I spent hours observing its interactions."
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"With their specialized feet, jacanas can navigate through dense aquatic vegetation."
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"The jacana is a beautiful bird found in tropical wetlands."
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"The male jacana takes care of the chicks after they hatch."
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"The wattled jacana is named after the distinctive wattles on its face."
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"The jacana is known for its ability to walk on lily pads without sinking."
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"The African jacana is also known as the African lily trotter."
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"The female jacana is larger and more brightly colored than the male."
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"The jacana's slender and graceful appearance is often admired by birdwatchers."
