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Meanings of redstart in English
Flycatching warbler of eastern North America the male having bright orange on sides and wings and tail.
Usage of redstart in English
1
By and by I had a better bird to listen to-a redstart.
2
The redstart is one of the most beautiful of the warblers.
3
There was no reason for the redstart to stop what it was doing.
4
Here was the nest of a redstart containing four fresh eggs.
5
At this age redstart nestlings preen vigorously and fly short distances.
6
The black redstart (Rulicilla titys), though common in the lower regions, is
7
Consequently, we found no significant effect of irrigation on arthropod abundance or redstart condition.
8
That the redstart is my favourite bird part explains why spring is my favourite season.
9
He has a very fine warble, suggesting that of the redstart, but not especially musical.
10
The same authority compares the bird's song to that of the redstart and the yellow warbler.
11
The statement that the redstart is a mimic is to be met with in many books about birds.
12
He is speaking of the redstart.
13
So was the male redstart that sang from a fir tree halfway across the bog on the hill.
14
The redstart begins to sing: its note is short and imperfect, but is continued till about the middle of June.
15
While we admire the redstart for its beauty and its charming little songs, we respect the bird for his utility.
16
A black redstart perches briefly on a dock seedhead before dropping into long grass, searching for insects or spiders perhaps.
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