Leī-pō'ā, n.

noun

Leī-pō'ā, n. (Ornith.) A genus of birds including but a single species (L. ocellata), found in Australia. They lay their eggs in a mound of sand, to be hatched by the heat of the sun, but in most other respects resemble the common fowl. Baird.

An illustration of a bird standing on the ground beside a small plant.
Leipoa ocellata.