yellow-shafted flicker Antonyms
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Meaning of yellow-shafted flicker
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yellow-shafted flicker (n)
large flicker of eastern North America with a red neck and yellow undersurface to wings and tail
yellow-shafted flicker Sentence Examples
- The yellow-shafted flicker's distinctive call echoed through the oak woodlands.
- Its bright yellow shafts of feathers flashed in the sunlight as it flew overhead.
- The woodpecker's bill hammered into a tree trunk, creating a cheerful sound amidst the forest.
- A pair of yellow-shafted flickers built their nest in a cavity high in the maple tree.
- The birds fed their young a diet of insects and fruit, their long tongues flicking out to catch their prey.
- The male flicker's courtship display included drumming on tree trunks and showing off its yellow plumage.
- The yellow-shafted flicker's habitat ranged from forests to meadows, where it searched for food in the ground.
- Its downward pecking motion created small holes in the dirt, revealing hidden insects.
- The bird's tail feathers flashed bright red as it flew away from its nesting site.
- The vibrant yellow markings on the flicker's wings made it a striking and unforgettable sight.
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large flicker of eastern North America with a red neck and yellow undersurface to wings and tail
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The yellow-shafted flicker's distinctive call echoed through the oak woodlands.
Its bright yellow shafts of feathers flashed in the sunlight as it flew overhead.
The woodpecker's bill hammered into a tree trunk, creating a cheerful sound amidst the forest.
A pair of yellow-shafted flickers built their nest in a cavity high in the maple tree.
