whidah

/ˈwɪdə/
noun
  1. A small African bird of the weaver family, the male of which has long tail feathers and is known for its elaborate courtship display.
    • We watched a male whidah perform its bouncing flight to attract a mate.
    • Whidahs are often kept in aviaries because of their striking appearance.
    • The whidah bird's long tail makes it easy to spot in the savanna.
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