widow bird मीनिंग इन हिंदी

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The Whydah, a 100-foot-long ( 30-meter-long ), three-masted galley, was named after the African " widow bird " and seaport of the same name.
Above the staff are two " assegai " s-local spears, a Swazi fighting stick and three royal Swazi ornamental tassels called tinjobo, which are made from widow bird and loury feathers.
Another was to Kenya, where his team made camp in mud-and-wattle houses and went to work before daybreak helping a graduate student monitor the behavior patterns of the yellow-shouldered widow bird.
Until archeologists began excavating the Whydah ( pronounced WID-da ), named after the African " widow bird, " or the African port of the same name, there was little evidence available to show how the pirates lived.
The female widow bird will desire to mate with the most attractive long-tailed male so that her progeny, if male, will themselves be attractive to females of the next generation-thereby fathering many offspring who will carry the female's genes.
"It was thrilling to be in Kenya up close to see the birds come in and bathe in the morning dew . . . and then just when you started to think, ` Oh, God, I gotta go watch another widow bird,'we'd take a break and head to town to have a beer ."

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