bird of paradise

Meanings

• noun

  A large, colorful, and exotic bird native to New Guinea and certain islands in the Pacific. Known for its elongated wire-like feathers on its chest and legs.

  - "The bird of paradise is a popular symbol of beauty and grace."
  - "Many birds of paradise have bright colors and elaborate plumage."
  - "The male bird of paradise performs an elaborate courtship dance to attract a mate."

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Rhymes

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paradise , surprise , suprise , advise , wize

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Variants

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bird-of-paradise , bird-of-paradises , birds-of-paradise , bird of paradise , birds of paradise

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Etymology

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The name 'bird of paradise' comes from early European explorers who believed they had discovered a new kind of paradise bird when they encountered these vibrant and exotic birds in the Pacific.

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Trivia

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1. The bird of paradise is the national bird of Papua New Guinea.

2. There are over 40 different species of birds of paradise.

3. The bird of paradise is known for its elaborate courtship displays, which can last for hours.

4. The bird of paradise is a popular subject for bird watchers and bird photographers.

5. The bird of paradise is a protected species and is listed as 'vulnerable' on the IUCN Red List.

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Related Concepts

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1. Paradise Bird: Another common name for the bird of paradise. It is also known as the 'paradise bird of New Guinea' or 'paradise bird of the Pacific' to distinguish it from other birds of paradise found in different parts of the world.

2. Ritual of the Bird of Paradise: A courtship display performed by the male bird of paradise to attract a mate. The display involves the male spreading out its long, wire-like feathers and making calls to attract the female.

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Culture

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The bird of paradise has long been a symbol of beauty and grace in many cultures. In some Pacific islands, it was believed that the bird of paradise had magical powers and was sacred. In literature, the bird of paradise has been used as a metaphor for something beautiful and elusive. In art, the bird of paradise has been depicted in paintings, sculptures, and jewelry.

How to Memorize "bird of paradise"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a large, colorful bird with elongated wire-like feathers on its chest and legs.
   - Visualize the bird performing an elaborate courtship dance.
   - Think of the bird as a symbol of beauty and grace.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the bird with the colorful and exotic birds found in paradise.
   - Think of the bird as a symbol of beauty and grace.
   - Associate the bird with the vibrant colors and elaborate plumage of tropical birds.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the acronym BOP to remember 'Bird of Paradise'.
   - Remember the bird's long, wire-like feathers as 'elaborate plumage on display'.
   - Think of the bird's courtship dance as 'a display of beauty and grace'.

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