chaja
- noun
- The chaja is known for its distinctive crest and noisy nature.
Examples
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The loud cry of the chaja can be heard from miles away across the wetlands.
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Many chajas can be found in the wetlands of Argentina.
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Researchers observed a flock of chajas feeding near the marshy lake.
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The chaja is known for its distinctive crest.
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Researchers observed a flock of chajas feeding near the marshy lake.
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The chaja is known for its distinctive crest and noisy nature.
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The loud cry of the chaja can be heard from miles away across the wetlands.
Synonyms
A very large bird with a crest that lives in the wetlands of southern Brazil and Argentina
A large South American bird with a feathery crest that lives in marshes
A large South American bird with a crest that makes very loud calls
A large water bird like a goose from South America with a loud trumpet call
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word chaja comes from the Guaraní language of South America and copies the bird's loud 'call'. So the name was given to the large crested bird we now call the southern screamer.