summer redbird (Meaning)

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summer redbird (n)

of middle and southern United States; male is deep rose-red the female mostly yellow

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The summer redbird serenaded the blooming garden with its melodious songs.
The vibrant plumage of the summer redbird flashed through the canopy like a scarlet flame.
As the sun began its westward descent, a summer redbird perched atop a sunflower, its crimson feathers glowing in the golden light.
The sweet melody of the summer redbird echoed through the hushed forest, creating an atmosphere of tranquility.
The summer redbird flitted restlessly among the berry bushes, its hunger evident in its piercing gaze.
The summer redbird's nest, hidden deep within a thicket, provided shelter for its brood from the relentless heat.
The summer redbird's migratory instincts led it to gather with its fellow songbirds in preparation for the arduous journey to warmer climes.
The summer redbird often perched upon the branch of an oak tree, its presence a vibrant spectacle amidst the emerald foliage.
As the days grew shorter, the summer redbird's song became less frequent, a bittersweet reminder of the passing seasons.
The summer redbird's beauty and resilience served as an inspiration to those who witnessed its captivating presence.

of middle and southern United States; male is deep rose-red the female mostly yellow

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The summer redbird serenaded the blooming garden with its melodious songs.

The vibrant plumage of the summer redbird flashed through the canopy like a scarlet flame.

As the sun began its westward descent, a summer redbird perched atop a sunflower, its crimson feathers glowing in the golden light.

The sweet melody of the summer redbird echoed through the hushed forest, creating an atmosphere of tranquility.