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fányìtǐ: wēngpīnyīn: wēngbùshǒu: zǒngbǐhuà: 15bùwàibǐhuà: 10
 
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yīzìdānmǎ: wwnhànzìjiégòu: zuǒ(zhōng)yòuhànzìcéngcì: 6bǐhuà: 丿㇏????丶????丶一????丶一丿????丶????一bǐshùnbiānhào: 345454154135451
 
bǐshùndúxiě: piě, nà, zhé, nà, zhé, nà, héng, zhé, nà, héng, piě, zhé, nà, zhé, héngtārénbǐshùn: 345454154135451
 
bùjiànzǔgòu: 翁(公(八(丿㇏)厶(????丶))羽(习(????冫(丶一))习(????冫(丶一))))鸟((勺(勹(丿????)丶)????)一)
jiǎnchánjièshì
   wēng
  ( wēng
  wēng
   niǎo lèi de xíng xiǎoshàng miàn hēi xià miàn dàn bái zuǐ shāo biǎn píngchī hài chóngshì niǎo
  
   huà shù: 15;
   shǒuniǎo
   shùn biān hào: 345454154135451


  Flycatcher (flycatcher) wēng a subject of birds, form a small, dark brown above, pale below white, the mouth a little flat, eating insects is beneficial bird. Stroke: 15; radicals: birds; stroke order number: 345454154135451
xiángxìjièshì
   wēng
   wēng
  wēng
  【 míng
   què xíng (Passeriformes) duō zhǒng niǎo zhī zhǒng , zài fēi xíng zhōng shí kūn chóng flycatcher
   shǔ jiù míng qín de wēng (Muscicapidae) de zhǒng ( bān diǎn wēng )
   xīn wēng (Tyrannidae) de duō zhǒng niǎo ( shèng niǎo wēngxiǎo wēng děng ) zhī


  Flycatcher
  Flycatcher
  wēng
  【Name】
  Passerine (Passeriformes) A variety of bird, insect prey in flight〗 〖flycatcher
  Old World flycatcher songbirds are families (Muscicapidae) A (such as the spotted flycatcher)
  New World flycatcher Branch (Tyrannidae) in a variety of birds (such as the kingbird, green flycatcher, a small flycatcher, etc.) one of the
gèngduōjiǎnjiè
   wēng wēng niǎo míng wēng niǎo , shēn xiǎozuǐ shāo biǎn píngjiǎo duō duǎn xiǎo máo duō huī huò lán chī hài chóngshì niǎoyào bǎo jìn zhǐ liè shā


  Flycatcher wēng the bird. Flycatcher bird, the body is small, the mouth a little flat, mostly short legs, feathers are mostly brown, gray or blue. Eat insects, are beneficial birds, to protection against hunting.
gèngduōxiángjiè
  1. wēng de jiǎn huà

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