wheatbird (Meaning)
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wheatbird (n.)
A bird that feeds on wheat, especially the chaffinch.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wheatbird
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wheatbird Sentence Examples
- The wheatbird's distinctive trilling song reverberated through the golden fields.
- The male wheatbird's vibrant yellow plumage contrasted vividly with the ripening wheat.
- Wheatbirds flocked to the wheat fields in search of their primary food source, wheat grains.
- The wheatbird's long, slender beak was perfectly adapted for extracting wheat kernels.
- Predators such as hawks and owls preyed on unsuspecting wheatbirds as they feasted on the wheat.
- The wheatbird's migration patterns were closely tied to the availability of wheat.
- Conservation efforts were underway to protect the declining population of wheatbirds.
- Wheatbirds were considered a symbol of abundance and prosperity in rural communities.
- The wheatbird's ability to consume large quantities of wheat grains contributed to the efficient harvesting process.
- Farmers often tolerated wheatbirds in their fields due to their beneficial role in controlling pests.
FAQs About the word wheatbird
A bird that feeds on wheat, especially the chaffinch.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The wheatbird's distinctive trilling song reverberated through the golden fields.
The male wheatbird's vibrant yellow plumage contrasted vividly with the ripening wheat.
Wheatbirds flocked to the wheat fields in search of their primary food source, wheat grains.
The wheatbird's long, slender beak was perfectly adapted for extracting wheat kernels.
