sedge bird (Meaning)
Wordnet
sedge bird (n)
small European warbler that breeds among reeds and wedges and winters in Africa
Synonyms & Antonyms of sedge bird
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sedge bird Sentence Examples
- The sedge bird's distinctive warbling filled the marsh on a crisp autumn morning.
- The small, mottled sedge bird flitted through the reeds, its sharp call echoing through the wetlands.
- The sedge bird's nest, woven from sedge leaves, was meticulously hidden among the tall grasses.
- The male sedge bird performed an elaborate courtship dance, puffing up its feathers and quivering its wings.
- The sedge bird's nesting season signaled the arrival of spring in the temperate marshes.
- The sedge bird's population was declining due to habitat loss and pollution.
- Conservationists were monitoring sedge bird populations to assess their vulnerability to environmental changes.
- The sedge bird's call was a melancholic melody that resonated with the solitude of the marshland.
- The sedge bird's wings were tipped with a distinctive white patch, giving it a striking appearance in flight.
- The sedge bird was considered an indicator species, reflecting the health of wetland ecosystems.
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small European warbler that breeds among reeds and wedges and winters in Africa
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sedge bird's distinctive warbling filled the marsh on a crisp autumn morning.
The small, mottled sedge bird flitted through the reeds, its sharp call echoing through the wetlands.
The sedge bird's nest, woven from sedge leaves, was meticulously hidden among the tall grasses.
The male sedge bird performed an elaborate courtship dance, puffing up its feathers and quivering its wings.
