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Meanings of turdus pilaris in English
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Examples for "snowbird"
Examples for "snowbird"
1
As I enter the woods the slate-colored snowbird starts up before me and chirps sharply.
2
The little black-headed snowbird, Thurber's junco, is the most common of all the Tahoe birds.
3
One snowbird nestled close to her heart and another put its bill to her lips.
4
And she was off over the hills with almost the lightness and swiftness of a snowbird.
5
The trees, it seemed to him, were murmuring their disapproval of such things as snowbird hunts.
1
This would be at the height of the incursion, especially of fieldfare and redwing.
2
Then there is the fieldfare, which we in Ireland see arriving in flocks during winter.
3
Winter visitors like fieldfare and redwing are able to find most of their food in the wider countryside.
4
She neither shrieked nor fainted; but no poor January fieldfare was ever colder, no ice-house more dank with perspiration, than she was then.
5
A great fieldfare rises, like a lesser pigeon; fieldfares often haunt the verge of woods, while the redwing thrushes go out into the meadows.
Usage of turdus pilaris in English
1
Turdus pilaris, Though a percher by day, roosts on the ground.