noun
definition
A bird having a melodious song or call.
Examples of songbirds in a Sentence
It also provides food and cover for other wildlife including songbirds, rabbits and hares.
As the coppice grows it provides safe nesting sites for woodland songbirds such as willow warbler, marsh tit and blackcap.
These forests are probably good for wintering songbirds, but because of limited time we did n't bird there thoroughly.
Sometimes the visual themes come from traditional tattooing, such as songbirds, guitars and nautical stars.
Songbirds are plentiful, especially in wooded regions, and include the American robin, oriole, thrushes, the cat-bird and various sparrows; while the English sparrow, introduced years ago, has multiplied excessively and become a nuisance in the towns.
Spittle Mere also has a breeding colony of crested newts while the hawthorn scrub provides cover for nesting songbirds.
These forests are probably good for wintering songbirds, but because of limited time we didn't bird there thoroughly.
Over 200 species of birds have been observed, including many species of warblers, flycatchers and other migratory songbirds.
By 10.00 we were at Hopewell Rocks where we discovered a flock of migrant songbirds.
Disturbingly, there now also appears to be a trend in individuals killing magpies under the guise of conserving local songbirds.