amadavat

/ˈæmədəˌvæt/
noun
  1. A small, brightly colored finch native to Asia, often kept as a cage bird.
    • Birdwatchers spotted an amadavat near the rice fields in southern India.
    • The amadavat perched on a branch, its red feathers bright against the green leaves.
    • My grandmother kept a pair of amadavats in a large cage by the window.
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