moorbird Antonyms
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Meaning of moorbird
Wordnet
moorbird (n)
reddish-brown grouse of upland moors of Great Britain
moorbird Sentence Examples
- The moorbird's desolate cry echoed across the barren moor.
- The male moorbird perched on a tussock, his plumage vibrant in the fading sunlight.
- The mottled feathers of the moorbird blended perfectly with the heather.
- The coursing moorbird swooped low over the water's surface, its mandibles agape.
- The snipe, a moorbird of long tradition, darted through the windswept grasses.
- The golden plover, a charismatic moorbird, displayed its acrobatic aerial maneuvers.
- The curlew, a melancholic moorbird, its haunting call filled the twilight.
- The nesting moorbird kept a watchful eye on its young, hiding amidst the sphagnum moss.
- The iconic dotterel, a moorbird of the high peaks, was difficult to spot among the scattered rocks.
- The RSPB works tirelessly to protect the moorbird and its fragile habitat.
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reddish-brown grouse of upland moors of Great Britain
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The moorbird's desolate cry echoed across the barren moor.
The male moorbird perched on a tussock, his plumage vibrant in the fading sunlight.
The mottled feathers of the moorbird blended perfectly with the heather.
The coursing moorbird swooped low over the water's surface, its mandibles agape.
