- tth’utshe’lu
- t̓ᶿətšel̓ə
- Noun
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kingfisher
Details
- Ethnobiological notes
- The belted kingfisher is a pigeon-sized bird with blue-grey feathers above, white ones below and a head crest. These birds make a loud, penetrating, rattling call, both when perched and when flying between perches. They are found around rivers, lakes and saltwater estuaries where they catch fish, frogs and aquatic reptiles.
- Binomial name
- [Ceryle alcyon (Linnaeus)]