water bird (Meaning)
Wordnet
water bird (n)
freshwater aquatic bird
Webster
water bird ()
Any aquatic bird; a water fowl.
Synonyms & Antonyms of water bird
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water bird Sentence Examples
- The water bird gracefully glided across the shimmering lake, its plumage glistening in the sunlight.
- The heron, a solitary water bird, stood motionless in the shallows, its piercing gaze scanning the surface for fish.
- The ducks waddled along the water's edge, their comical antics providing amusement to onlookers.
- The cormorants perched on a rock, their feathers dripping with water after a successful dive for prey.
- The osprey, a fierce water bird, hovered above the water, its sharp talons extended to seize its meal.
- The swans, with their elegant necks and majestic presence, swam gracefully through the serene waters.
- The geese honked loudly as they flew in formation above the lake, their distinctive calls echoing across the water.
- The pelicans, with their massive beaks, scooped up fish from the depths of the river.
- The terns, agile water birds, flitted and dived with precision, snatching insects from the air.
- The coots, with their distinctive black feathers and white beaks, paddled slowly through the reeds, their calls adding to the tranquility of the marsh.
FAQs About the word water bird
freshwater aquatic birdAny aquatic bird; a water fowl.
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The water bird gracefully glided across the shimmering lake, its plumage glistening in the sunlight.
The heron, a solitary water bird, stood motionless in the shallows, its piercing gaze scanning the surface for fish.
The ducks waddled along the water's edge, their comical antics providing amusement to onlookers.
The cormorants perched on a rock, their feathers dripping with water after a successful dive for prey.
