yellow warbler

The 'yellow warbler' is a small songbird known for its bright yellow feathers and cheerful song, often found in various habitats including wetlands and forests.

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Definition

C1Ornithology

(scientific)A small North American songbird with bright yellow plumage, commonly found in wetlands and wooded areas.

Example

  • The yellow warbler is often spotted in marshes during the spring.
  • Birdwatchers are delighted by the sight of the yellow warbler's vibrant feathers.

B2General

(informal)A small bird known for its distinctive yellow coloring and melodious song, often seen during migration.

Example

  • I heard the sweet song of a yellow warbler in the garden this morning.
  • Yellow warblers are a common sight in this area during their migration period.

C1Symbolism

(spiritual, cultural)A bird symbolizing joy, renewal, and resilience, often associated with positive and hopeful meanings.

Example

  • In many cultures, the yellow warbler is seen as a symbol of hope and new beginnings.
  • The yellow warbler's appearance is often interpreted as a sign of good fortune.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "yellow warbler":

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