budgerygah
/ˈbʊdʒɛɹɪɡɑː/Definitions
1. noun
An Australian term for a type of native bee’s nesting site, typically made from a hollowed-out branch or log.
“The botanist carefully examined the budgerygah, noting the intricate structure of the bees’ habitat.”
2. verb
To remove the bees from their budgerygah for the purpose of research or conservation.
“The entomologist gently budgeried the bees from their nest, preparing them for further study.”