bluebird
n. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈbɫuˌbɝd// UK //blˈuːbɜːd// blue·bird
n. a small, colorful bird with bright blue feathers. You often see them in gardens or parks during the spring and summer.
n. a small passerine bird of the genus Cyanocitta, characterized by bright blue plumage and a white or yellow belly. Common in North America and Europe.
A bluebird landed on the fence to look for worms.
The garden was filled with the soft song of a bluebird as the sun rose over the trees.
While the bluebird is a common sight in suburban gardens, its population has declined in certain regions due to the loss of natural nesting sites and competition for food.
From blue + bird.