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oyster catcher

/ˈɔɪstə ˌkætʃə/

Traduction: Oiseau échassier des côtes, au bec fort et orange-rouge, qui se nourrit de mollusques comme les huîtres et les moules.

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/ˈɔɪstə ˌkætʃə/C1formal
  • frOiseau échassier des côtes, au bec fort et orange-rouge, qui se nourrit de mollusques comme les huîtres et les moules.

A wading bird with a strong orange-red bill, found on coasts worldwide, known for feeding on shellfish such as oysters and mussels.

  1. A type of shorebirdB2formal

    A wading bird with a long, strong beak, typically found on coasts, known for feeding on shellfish like oysters and mussels.

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    • The oyster catcher uses its beak to pry open shells.
    • We spotted an oyster catcher on the beach at low tide.
    • Oyster catchers are common along rocky shorelines.