noun
definition
A bird having a melodious song or call.
Examples of songbird in a Sentence
A songbird will come by and drop a bauble for you.
These stones display the rich yellow coloring that has earned them the title "canary diamonds", named after the intense yellow feathers of the popular songbird.
The reed bunting is a small songbird, a little larger than a sparrow.
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It is widely accepted that, in terms of numbers, the songbird population is decreasing.
Instead they choose to scaremonger by blaming all bird declines on farming practices, ignoring varying reasons for songbird declines.
In this case, their numbers can remain high even when songbird numbers are low, as they have many alternative food sources.
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The same bird theme can be done for a spring luncheon setting by using various songbird figurines and fresh flowers.
With her poised confidence and big, soulful sound, it's hard to believe that actress and songbird JoJo is still a teenager.
Celine Dion - This songbird donated $1 million to the Hurricane Katrina Relief efforts.