wilson's thrush (Meaning)

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wilson's thrush (n)

tawny brown North American thrush noted for its song

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The melodious song of the Wilson's thrush filled the forest with a sweet trill.
The bird's distinctive song is a descending series of notes, giving it the nickname "veery."
Wilson's thrush is a small, shy bird that prefers dense undergrowth in damp forests.
The bird's coloration features a rusty-brown back and whitish belly, with a pale eye ring.
Nesting in low shrubs or trees, the Wilson's thrush builds a cup-shaped nest of twigs and leaves.
It typically lays three to five bluish-green eggs, which are incubated by both parents.
The chicks are altricial, meaning they are helpless at birth and require parental care.
Wilson's thrush is an insectivorous bird that feeds on ants, beetles, and various other insects.
The bird's migration patterns are not fully understood, but it is believed to winter in the tropics.
Habitat loss and fragmentation pose threats to the population of Wilson's thrush.

tawny brown North American thrush noted for its song

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The melodious song of the Wilson's thrush filled the forest with a sweet trill.

The bird's distinctive song is a descending series of notes, giving it the nickname "veery."

Wilson's thrush is a small, shy bird that prefers dense undergrowth in damp forests.

The bird's coloration features a rusty-brown back and whitish belly, with a pale eye ring.