jaybird

/ˈdʒeɪbɜrd/
noun
  1. A bird of the jay family, especially the blue jay, known for its bright blue feathers and loud call.
    • A jaybird landed on the feeder and scared away the smaller birds.
    • The children tried to draw the blue jaybird they saw in the park.
    • We heard the harsh cry of a jaybird echoing through the woods.
  2. A talkative or noisy person.
    • My uncle is such a jaybird; he talks nonstop at family dinners.
    • The old jaybird at the café told everyone his life story.
    • Don't be a jaybird in class — listen to the teacher.