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Meanings of songbirds in English
Usage of songbirds in English
1
They are its honeybees; its songbirds; its carrier doves, its ministering angels.
2
The robin is one of the best-known and best-liked of our songbirds.
3
The throwing stick is the best primitive hunting tool for nabbing songbirds.
4
And so do you. I don't want to talk about dying songbirds.
5
It was wet there, and songbirds flew from branch to branch, singing.
6
This point can be brought out by returning to the case of songbirds.
7
Berman listened to the songbirds another minute, then followed him inside.
8
If only the loss of so many songbirds could be so easily explained.
9
The true songbirds were the cicadas whose buzzing echoed off the thick brush.
10
The songbirds take up a position and lift up their voices and sing.
11
I don't know if people keep songbirds in cages any more.
12
Like humans, songbirds are one of the few animal groups that learn vocalization.
13
Male songbirds sing at each other to claim their territory or seduce females.
14
And this re-invention of language has been mirrored in the songbirds.
15
He used to mount songbirds, because there was no law against killing them.
16
We don't actually have to shoot songbirds to remove them from the sky.
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United States of America
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