waxbird

/ˈwæksˌbɜrd/

Definitions

1. noun

any of several birds, especially those of the genus Avocetia, that have bright plumage and a distinctive song, especially the male, characterized by a bright yellow or orange color and a distinctive song.

“The waxbird’s bright plumage made it a favorite among local birdwatchers.”

Synonyms

  • bird
  • songbird

Antonyms

  • owl
  • raptor