yellowbird (Meaning)

Wordnet

yellowbird (n)

yellow-throated American wood warbler

American finch whose male has yellow body plumage in summer

Webster

yellowbird (n.)

The American goldfinch, or thistle bird. See Goldfinch.

The common yellow warbler; -- called also summer yellowbird. See Illust. of Yellow warbler, under Yellow, a.

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yellowbird Sentence Examples

  1. The melodious yellowbird sang an enchanting tune as it flitted among the branches.
  2. The vibrant plumage of the yellowbird contrasted beautifully with the emerald green foliage of the trees.
  3. The male yellowbird attracted mates with its energetic displays and bright yellow feathers.
  4. The yellowbird's nest, made of woven plant fibers, was expertly concealed in a secluded bush.
  5. The arrival of the yellowbird in spring heralded the arrival of warmer weather.
  6. The yellowbird's cheerful call added a touch of joy to the morning air.
  7. The female yellowbird laid tiny, bluish-green eggs that were incubated with great care.
  8. The baby yellowbirds were fluffy and adorable, with bright yellow beaks.
  9. The yellowbird's migration patterns were influenced by the availability of food and breeding grounds.
  10. The yellowbird played an important role in the ecosystem as an insect eater and seed disperser.

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yellow-throated American wood warbler, American finch whose male has yellow body plumage in summerThe American goldfinch, or thistle bird. See Goldfinch., The c

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The melodious yellowbird sang an enchanting tune as it flitted among the branches.

The vibrant plumage of the yellowbird contrasted beautifully with the emerald green foliage of the trees.

The male yellowbird attracted mates with its energetic displays and bright yellow feathers.

The yellowbird's nest, made of woven plant fibers, was expertly concealed in a secluded bush.