wheatear
/ˈwiːtɪər/Definitions
1. noun
A bird of the family Motacillidae, specifically the species that migrates from the Arctic regions to warmer climates.
“The wheatear’s migratory patterns are a fascinating study subject for ornithologists.”
2. noun
A type of wheat sown in autumn for harvesting the following spring, often used for animal feed.
“The farmer planted a field of wheatear for the upcoming livestock season.”