tyrant bird (Meaning)
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tyrant bird (n)
large American birds that characteristically catch insects on the wing
Synonyms & Antonyms of tyrant bird
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tyrant bird Sentence Examples
- The tiny tyrant bird perched menacingly on the branch, its sharp eyes scanning for prey.
- The king tyrant bird ruled his territory with an iron beak, fiercely defending it against all intruders.
- The melodious song of the eastern kingbird was a deceptive cover for its aggressive nature.
- Tyrant birds are known for their territoriality and bold attacks on larger birds.
- The western kingbird's characteristic "bee-bee-bee" call echoed through the open fields.
- The bullock's oriole cleverly deceives tyrant birds by mimicking their alarm calls.
- The scissor-tailed flycatcher's graceful aerial acrobatics were no match for the swift-striking tyrant bird.
- The great kiskadee is a large and formidable tyrant bird, known for its raucous calls and aggressive behavior.
- The vermilion flycatcher, with its vibrant plumage, is a territorial tyrant bird that defends its nest site with vigor.
- Tyrant birds are an important part of the ecosystem, controlling insect populations and providing food sources for other species.
FAQs About the word tyrant bird
large American birds that characteristically catch insects on the wing
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tiny tyrant bird perched menacingly on the branch, its sharp eyes scanning for prey.
The king tyrant bird ruled his territory with an iron beak, fiercely defending it against all intruders.
The melodious song of the eastern kingbird was a deceptive cover for its aggressive nature.
Tyrant birds are known for their territoriality and bold attacks on larger birds.
