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52 changes: 32 additions & 20 deletions src/Components/HMI/ui/public/js/HMI_API_onboarding_task.json
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"Bird": "Acanthiza lineata",
"description": [
"The Striated thornbill is named for the distinctive markings on its wings and back.",
"These birds are found throughout southeastern mainland Australia, from southern Queensland to eastern South Australia, inhabiting open forests and woodlands dominated by eucalypts",
"These birds are highly territorial and aggressive towards other bird species.",
"Young Striated thornbills remain in the nest for up to 3 weeks after hatching, and are fed by both parents.",
"They have a varied diet that includes insects, nectar, and fruit.",
"The Striated Thornbill can often be seen in small flocks outside the breeding season and may feed in mixed groups with other small insect-eating birds​ "
"These birds are found throughout southeastern mainland Australia, from southern Queensland to eastern South Australia, inhabiting open forests and woodlands dominated by eucalypts",
"These birds are highly territorial and aggressive towards other bird species.",
"Young Striated thornbills remain in the nest for up to 3 weeks after hatching, and are fed by both parents.",
"They have a varied diet that includes insects, nectar, and fruit.",
"The Striated Thornbill can often be seen in small flocks outside the breeding season and may feed in mixed groups with other small insect-eating birds​ "
]
},
{
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{
"Bird": "Alauda Arvensis",
"description": [
"Common Name: Eurasian Skylark.",
"Known for its beautiful, continuous singing while hovering high in the air.",
"Brown, streaked plumage provides camouflage in open grasslands and farmlands.",
"Feeds on seeds, insects, and small invertebrates.",
"Introduced to Australia in the 19th century and now common in southern regions."
"These birds are known for their beautiful songs and can often be heard singing while flying high in the sky.",
"Eurasian Skylarks have brownish upperparts, a streaked breast, and a white belly.",
"They are ground-nesting birds and lay 2-5 eggs in a simple scrape in the ground.",
"Eurasian Skylarks feed on insects, seeds, and other small invertebrates."
]
},
{
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},
{
"Bird": "Atrapsalta encaustica",
"description": []
"description": [
"They are known for their distinctive vocalizations, which can reach up to 120 decibels.",
"Black Squeakers are often found in woodlands and forests, where they feed on sap and plant fluids.",
"They spend most of their life underground as nymphs, before emerging as adults during the warmer months.",
"These cicadas play an important ecological role by providing a food source for many bird and mammal species."
]


},
{
"Bird": "Auscala spinosa",
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{
"Bird": "Acanthiza apicalis",
"description": [
"Small insectivorous bird, about 10 cm (3.9 inches) in length.",
"Common Name: Inland Thornbill.",
"Brownish-grey plumage with streaked underparts and a pale eye-ring."
"The Inland thornbill is named for its preference for arid inland habitats of Australia.",
"They have a distinctive high-pitched call that can be heard from a long distance.",
"These small birds are skilled at hopping along branches and twigs in search of food.",
"The Inland thornbill is threatened by habitat loss due to land clearing for agriculture.",
"They are monogamous and form lasting pairs, with both partners involved in nest building and caring for young."
]
},
{
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{
"Bird": "Acanthiza lineata",
"description": [
"Small thornbill species, about 10–11 cm (4–4.3 inches) in length.",
"Common Name: Striated Thornbill.",
"Olive-brown upperparts, streaked underparts, and a pale face with fine markings."
"The Striated thornbill is named for the distinctive markings on its wings and back.",
"These birds are found throughout southeastern mainland Australia, from southern Queensland to eastern South Australia, inhabiting open forests and woodlands dominated by eucalypts",
"These birds are highly territorial and aggressive towards other bird species.",
"Young Striated thornbills remain in the nest for up to 3 weeks after hatching, and are fed by both parents.",
"They have a varied diet that includes insects, nectar, and fruit.",
"The Striated Thornbill can often be seen in small flocks outside the breeding season and may feed in mixed groups with other small insect-eating birds​ "
]
},
{
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{
"Bird": "Acrocephalus australis",
"description": [
"Small warbler, around 15–18 cm (5.9–7.1 inches) in length.",
"Common Name: Australian Reed Warbler.",
"Brown upperparts, pale underparts, and a loud, melodic song."
"They primarily inhabit wetlands and reed beds.",
"Australian reed warblers have a distinctive chirping call.",
"They are an important food source for predators such as snakes and raptors.",
"The male and female of this species look similar in appearance."
]
},
{
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