kingbird

IPA: kˈɪŋbɝd

noun

  • A group of large insectivorous passerine birds of the genus Tyrannus.
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Examples of "kingbird" in Sentences

  • I saw a kingbird on a telephone wire as I pedaled out and a redwinged blackbird as I rode back.
  • Later on I watch a piping plover harassing and attacking a common grackle and then an eastern kingbird.
  • Mid morning, my first eastern kingbird of the season perched on a piece of driftwood behind me and made his presence known.
  • I have observed mockingbirds terrorize even larger groups of starlings, so I have no doubt that a kingbird could do it, too.
  • The kingbird is the best dressed member of the family, but he is a braggart; and, though always snubbing his neighbors, is an arrant coward, and shows the white feather at the slightest display of pluck in his antagonist.
  • Each puddle seemed to be functioning as a bird bath, with a different species in each puddle: gray catbird, eastern kingbird, brown thrasher, common grackle, American goldfinch, American robin, several species of sparrow.

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