noun
any of three plovers (genus Pluvialis) having dark upperparts spotted with goldespecially: one (P. dominica) that breeds chiefly in arctic America and winters in South America
noun
any of three plovers (genus Pluvialis) having dark upperparts spotted with goldespecially: one (P. dominica) that breeds chiefly in arctic America and winters in South America
The first known use of golden plover was in 1766
1 Like the golden plover, like the little wheatear, Winn and Moth push on, from the far north of the island all the way home.
2 That bird — eventually identified as a golden plover — is a symbol of many things: resilience, perseverance, hope.
3 Visitors can also expect to see a wide range of indigenous seafaring species including the Pacific golden plover (or kōlea) and the Laysan albatross (or mōlī).
4 In October 2018, Malta, reacting to the June ruling, repealed its regulations for the autumn live-capturing of finches and allowed trapping only of golden plovers and song thrushes.
5 But following a new ruling by the European Court of Justice, only two species—the golden plover and the song thrush—can now be hunted legally in Malta.
6 Hello, golden plovers, and welcome back to another edition of This Week in Timothée Chalamet.
7 The golden monkey is a kind of rare animal in the world.
金丝猴是世界上的稀有动物。
8 The golden monkeys and giant pandas which are the national treasures describe their own tales here.
同属中国国宝的熊猫与金丝猴，在这个童话里，写着属于自己的故事。