red-winged blackbird (Meaning)

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red-winged blackbird (n)

North American blackbird with scarlet patches on the wings

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The vibrant red-winged blackbird perched atop the cattail, its velvety feathers contrasting with the pale reeds.
A symphony of whistles and trills erupted from the male red-winged blackbird, defending its territory from a rival.
The female red-winged blackbird's nest was a cozy pouch woven into the tall marsh grass.
As the sun began its descent, the red-winged blackbirds gathered in the trees, creating a cacophony of evening song.
A flock of red-winged blackbirds spiraled through the air, their collective wingbeats resembling a miniature thunderstorm.
The piercing yellow eyes of the red-winged blackbird watched intently for any sign of danger.
The marsh reverberated with the chorus of red-winged blackbirds, their guttural calls echoing across the water.
The male red-winged blackbird flaunted its scarlet epaulettes, displaying its dominance to potential mates.
With a swift peck, the female red-winged blackbird fed an insect to its ravenous fledgling.
As the seasons changed, the red-winged blackbirds prepared for their migration south, their vibrant plumage a testament to the beauty of nature's cycle.

North American blackbird with scarlet patches on the wings

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The vibrant red-winged blackbird perched atop the cattail, its velvety feathers contrasting with the pale reeds.

A symphony of whistles and trills erupted from the male red-winged blackbird, defending its territory from a rival.

The female red-winged blackbird's nest was a cozy pouch woven into the tall marsh grass.

As the sun began its descent, the red-winged blackbirds gathered in the trees, creating a cacophony of evening song.