grulla
/ˈɡrujɑː/Definitions
1. noun
A large, dark-colored North American wild goose with a white patch on the throat and white underparts.
“The grulla is a rare and beautiful bird species found in the southern United States.”
2. proper noun
A large, dark-colored North American wild goose, specifically the Greater Sage-Grouse’s competitor for food and habitat in the western United States.
“The grulla’s presence in the region has led to concerns about its impact on the local ecosystem.”