western wood pewee (Meaning)
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western wood pewee (n)
small flycatcher of western North America
Synonyms & Antonyms of western wood pewee
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western wood pewee Sentence Examples
- The western wood pewee's call is a high-pitched "pee-wee," giving it its common name.
- Western wood pewees nest in trees, building cup-shaped nests lined with plant fibers.
- These small flycatchers are often found in open woodlands and forests in western North America.
- Western wood pewees are insectivorous, feeding primarily on flying insects.
- The western wood pewee has a distinctive habit of perching upright on branches.
- Their migration routes extend from northern breeding grounds to southern wintering grounds.
- Western wood pewees play an important role in controlling insect populations in forests.
- Their ability to hover and make quick turns helps them catch flying prey with precision.
- Western wood pewees are known for their persistent calling during the breeding season.
- Conservation efforts focus on preserving their habitat and reducing the use of pesticides that can harm them.
FAQs About the word western wood pewee
small flycatcher of western North America
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The western wood pewee's call is a high-pitched "pee-wee," giving it its common name.
Western wood pewees nest in trees, building cup-shaped nests lined with plant fibers.
These small flycatchers are often found in open woodlands and forests in western North America.
Western wood pewees are insectivorous, feeding primarily on flying insects.
