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cattle egret
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cattle egret
n.
A small egret (Bubulus ibis) native to Africa and southern Eurasia that feeds among grazing cattle.
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Noun1.cattle egret - small white egret widely distributed in warm regions often found around grazing animals
egret - any of various usually white herons having long plumes during breeding season
Bubulcus, genus Bubulcus - small white egrets


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She becomes attached to a lazy cattle egret named Esteban, who helps her understand how birds like cattle egrets can help cows who suffer from insects and their stings and bites.
As their name suggests, Cattle Egrets are famous for their association with cattle and other large herbivores.
Not long ago otters virtually disappeared from the Somerset Levels, but now they are back in force - along with a wealth of wetland birdlife including breeding bitterns and cattle egrets, and that passing osprey.
 
 
 
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