cedarbird
/ˈsiːdərˌbɜːrd/
noun
- A small songbird, also known as the cedar waxwing, that eats berries and has a crested head and yellow-tipped tail feathers.
- We spotted a cedarbird perched on a fence post, its sleek brown feathers gleaming in the sun.
- A flock of cedarbirds landed in the juniper tree to feast on the ripe berries.
- The cedarbird's distinctive call echoed through the orchard as it flew from branch to branch.