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amadavat

British  
/ ˌæmədəˈvæt /

noun

  1. another name for avadavat

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Some of the amadavats build nests in June, but the great majority breed during the winter months.

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The "rains" breeding season of the amadavats or red munias is now over, and the bird-catcher issues forth to snare them.

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His stock-in-trade consists of some seed and two or three amadavats in one of the pyramid-shaped wicker cages that can be purchased for a few annas in any bazaar.

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Selecting an open space near some tall grass in which amadavats are feeding, the bird-catcher sets down the cage and loosens the string so that the flap rests on the earth.

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The cheerful little lals inside the cage soon begin to twitter and sing, and their calls attract the wild amadavats in the vicinity.

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