English to Maori Meaning of egret - egret

Egret :
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Definitions of egret in English
Noun(1) any of various usually white herons having long plumes during breeding season
Examples of egret in English
(1) The island also attracts a variety of wading birds such as herons and egrets and many songbirds.(2) Despite the setting, we didn't see any waterfowl or shorebirds - no herons or egrets , no ducks or geese.(3) I look for egrets or herons - they are often standing knee deep in the water - but they've gone south by now.(4) We paddled right under the canopy of trees overhanging the banks and got close encounters with egrets , herons, storks and some brilliant kingfishers.(5) The result is the area has become a wildlife sanctuary with otters returning, and residents including white egrets , herons, kestrels and dozens of wild flowers.
Related Phrases of egret
(1) cattle egret ::
kararehe egret
Synonyms
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1. egret ::
egret
2. stork ::
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Different Forms
egret, egrets
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