moor bird

/ˈmʊrˌbɜrd/
noun
  1. A bird that lives in moorland or open, wild areas with low shrubs and grasses, especially the red grouse or similar game birds.
    • We spotted a moor-bird darting through the heather during our hike.
    • Hunters often travel to Scotland in autumn to hunt moor-bird.
    • The moor-bird's call echoed across the empty hills at dawn.
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