Usage of "Erithacus rubecola"

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Small Old World songbird with a reddish breast.

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Examples for "robin"

Blackbird, European, in poetry; his resemblance to the American robin; notes of. 
 The Writings of John Burroughs — Volume 05: Pepacton 

The robin and the bluebird were piping sweetly in the blossoming orchard. 
 The Child's World: Third Reader 

Of course a robin sang: it was the natural thing to do. 
 The Extra Day 

That afternoon the first robin of the season hailed him in passing. 
 The Harvester 

The robin is super-active, looking, very likely, for a safe nesting place. 
 The Irish Times 

Except the wintry notes of the redbreast, nature herself is mute. 
 Our Village 

Also, I appreciate you saying I would be a robin, robin, robin redbreast. 
 Wired 

So the gay robin redbreast came and sang with the lark. 
 Stories of Birds 

A labourer, going along a lane, met a little robin redbreast. 
 Chatterbox, 1905. 

She said she hoped that largest robin redbreast would get drunk and tumble down. 
 Beulah 

Also, I appreciate you saying I would be a robin , robin , robin redbreast. 
 Wired 

So the gay robin redbreast came and sang with the lark. 
 Stories of Birds 

A labourer, going along a lane, met a little robin redbreast. 
 Chatterbox, 1905. 

She said she hoped that largest robin redbreast would get drunk and tumble down. 
 Beulah 

The English robin is not the bird we call robin redbreast in the United States. 
 Journeys Through Bookland, Vol. 2 

Translations for Erithacus rubecola

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Significats de Erithacus rubecola en anglès