shorebird Synonyms
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shorebird Meaning
Wordnet
shorebird (n)
any of numerous wading birds that frequent mostly seashores and estuaries
shorebird Sentence Examples
- The shorebird's delicate legs traced intricate patterns in the soft sand.
- Long-distance migratory shorebirds rely on stopover sites for resting and feeding.
- The piping plover is a threatened shorebird known for its tuxedo-like plumage.
- The shrill call of the semipalmated sandpiper echoed across the deserted shore.
- The sanderling's raspy cheeps accompanied the rhythm of the crashing waves.
- The ruddy turnstone flipped seaweed with its chisel-like beak, searching for hidden prey.
- The oystercatcher's clumsy appearance belied its sharp, powerful bill used to pry open shellfish.
- The whimbrel's long, curved beak probed the mudflats for worms and crustaceans.
- The avocet's upturned bill swept gracefully through the shallow water, filtering out tiny organisms.
- The flock of black skimmers soared over the shore, their wings skimming the water's surface.
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any of numerous wading birds that frequent mostly seashores and estuaries
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The shorebird's delicate legs traced intricate patterns in the soft sand.
Long-distance migratory shorebirds rely on stopover sites for resting and feeding.
The piping plover is a threatened shorebird known for its tuxedo-like plumage.
The shrill call of the semipalmated sandpiper echoed across the deserted shore.
