widow bird (Meaning)
Wordnet
widow bird (n)
mostly black African weaverbird
Webster
widow bird ()
See Whidan bird.
Synonyms & Antonyms of widow bird
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widow bird Sentence Examples
- The widow bird sang a haunting melody that echoed through the African savanna.
- The male widow bird's iridescent tail feathers shimmered in the sunlight, attracting the attention of potential mates.
- The female widow bird was a plain brown color, providing camouflage as she nested in the tall grass.
- Widow birds were known for their intricate courtship displays, which involved the males performing acrobatic flights.
- During the breeding season, the widow bird's territory became fiercely defended against intruders.
- The widow bird's nest was a cleverly constructed woven ball of grass and twigs.
- The widow bird's chicks were helpless and depended on their parents for food and protection.
- Widow birds were often seen feeding on insects and seeds in the open grasslands.
- The widow bird played an important role in the ecosystem, helping to control insect populations.
- The widow bird's unique and captivating nature made it a beloved bird among bird enthusiasts.
FAQs About the word widow bird
mostly black African weaverbirdSee Whidan bird.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The widow bird sang a haunting melody that echoed through the African savanna.
The male widow bird's iridescent tail feathers shimmered in the sunlight, attracting the attention of potential mates.
The female widow bird was a plain brown color, providing camouflage as she nested in the tall grass.
Widow birds were known for their intricate courtship displays, which involved the males performing acrobatic flights.
