heathbird

/hiθˌbɜrd/
noun
  1. A bird that lives in heathland or open shrubby areas, especially a grouse or similar ground-nesting bird.
    • Birdwatchers spotted a rare heathbird near the edge of the moor.
    • The heathbird's call echoed across the open landscape at dawn.
    • The heathbird darted into the bushes when we approached.
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