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Albert's lyrebird

Albert's lyrebird noun: any member of species Menura alberti (family Menuridae) of large Australian songbirds, endemic to southeast Queensland and far northeast New South Wales.

Noun

Albert's lyrebird (plural Albert's lyrebirds)

  1. Any member of species Menura alberti (family Menuridae) of large Australian songbirds, endemic to southeast Queensland and far northeast New South Wales.

Forms of Albert's lyrebird

pluralAlbert's lyrebirds

Origin of Albert's lyrebird

Named after Prince Albert, prince consort of Queen Victoria.

Questions about Albert's lyrebird

What does Albert's lyrebird mean?
Albert's lyrebird means any member of species Menura alberti (family Menuridae) of large Australian songbirds, endemic to southeast Queensland and far northeast New South Wales.
What part of speech is Albert's lyrebird?
Albert's lyrebird is a noun.
What is the plural of Albert's lyrebird?
The plural of Albert's lyrebird is Albert's lyrebirds.

Words near Albert's lyrebird in the dictionary

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  2. Albert Lean
  3. Albert Leans
  4. Albert Park
  5. Albert sauce
  6. Albert's lyrebird
  7. Albert's lyrebirds
  8. Alberta
  9. Alberta clipper
  10. Alberta clippers
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