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縄張り

なわばり


One's turf

求愛

きゅうあい


Courting

習得

しゅうとく


Learning; acquisition of a skill

過程

かてい


Process

乳児

にゅうじ


Infant

生息

せいそく


Inhabiting; living

主張

しゅちょう


Insistence; claim; opinion

幼鳥

ようちょう

地域

ちいき

視界

しかい

遮る

さえぎる


To interrupt; obstruct (a view, someone's way, etc)

樹木

じゅもく


Trees and shrubs