thickbill (Meaning)
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thickbill (n.)
The bullfinch.
Synonyms & Antonyms of thickbill
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thickbill Sentence Examples
- The thickbill is a robust bird species known for its sturdy beak.
- With its thickbill, the bird expertly cracks open seeds and nuts.
- A thickbill's beak is adapted for crushing hard-shelled prey like crustaceans.
- The thickbill's bill shape reflects its specialized feeding habits.
- Thickbills are found in various habitats, including forests and grasslands.
- The thickbill's plumage often displays a distinctive mottled pattern.
- The thickbill is a vocal bird, emitting a variety of calls and songs.
- Thickbills form monogamous pairs and establish territories during breeding season.
- Thinbills are distinct from thickbills due to their slender beaks.
- The thickbill is an important component of its ecosystem, contributing to seed dispersal and pest control.
FAQs About the word thickbill
The bullfinch.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The thickbill is a robust bird species known for its sturdy beak.
With its thickbill, the bird expertly cracks open seeds and nuts.
A thickbill's beak is adapted for crushing hard-shelled prey like crustaceans.
The thickbill's bill shape reflects its specialized feeding habits.
