What is another word for fig-bird?
Pronunciation: [fˈɪɡbˈɜːd] (IPA) 
The fig-bird is a beautiful bird predominantly found in Australia, known for its distinct long, curved beak adapted for eating figs and other fruits. The word "fig-bird" is commonly used to refer to this species of bird, but it has several synonyms as well. Some alternatives include the Green Fig-bird, the Yellow Oriole, and the Bower Bird. The Fig-bird is also called the Australian figbird, rusty-breasted cuckoo, or the spotted cuckoo - all of which fairly describe the bird's physical attributes and habitat. The variety of synonymous names given to the fig-bird only goes to show how essential this bird species is to the Australian ecosystem.
