flycatcher

/ˈflaɪˌkætʃər/
noun
  1. A bird that catches flying insects, especially one of a large family of small songbirds.
    • We spotted a colorful flycatcher in the forest during our hike.
    • Flycatchers are known for their quick darts from a branch to catch prey.
    • A flycatcher perched on the fence, waiting for a passing insect.
  2. A plant that traps and digests insects, such as the Venus flytrap.
    • She keeps a flycatcher plant on her windowsill to control gnats.
    • The Venus flycatcher snapped shut when a fly touched its trigger hairs.
    • Flycatcher plants are fascinating because they eat bugs for nutrients.
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