noun
definition
A bird belonging to any of several species in the family Nectariniidae.
definition
A person, usually one who is retired, who travels from a warm climate to a colder one in the summer.
Examples of sunbirds in a Sentence
Of the many characteristic birds may be mentioned Pycnonotidae or bulbuls, of which the Phyllornithinae are peculiar, Campephagidae or cuckoo-shrikes, Dicruridae or drongos, Nectariniidae or sunbirds; pheasants, together with Pavo and Gallus.
A wonderful variety of birds, ranging from sunbirds and weaver birds to fish eagles and sacred ibis are numerous.
Further on we found more sunbirds, several Common Newtonia's and a couple of Madagscar Paradise Flycatchers.
Splendid, Variable and beautiful sunbirds were all present as were Cardinal, Gray and Fine-spotted Woodpeckers.
Morning saw more variable sunbirds, plus Speke's Weavers in the trees.
I checked out a couple of sunbirds and informed the gang that there was a pair of Collared Sunbirds just above their heads.
Further on we found more Sunbirds, several Common Newtonia 's and a couple of Madagscar Paradise Flycatchers.
Splendid, Variable and Beautiful Sunbirds were all present as were Cardinal, Gray and Fine-spotted Woodpeckers.
Morning saw more Variable Sunbirds, plus Speke 's Weavers in the trees.