bluebird

See also blackbird, bluebird, chat, ouzel, redstart, robin.

"Bluebird, the car he was driving, had been specially built for him."

A new Bluebird stopped in front of the door, and a gentleman helped a tall lady in it.

I spotted a beautiful bluebird in the garden.

The bluebird's song filled the air with sweetness.

She painted a delicate bluebird on the canvas.

The bluebird symbolizes happiness and hope.

A bluebird landed on the branch outside my window.

The bluebird's feathers shimmered in the sunlight.

She wore a necklace with a tiny bluebird pendant.

The children watched in awe as the bluebird flew overhead.

The bluebird perched on the fence, chirping happily.

She embroidered a bluebird onto the quilt as a gift.

Mountain bluebirds and great horned owls live in the rim area.

The grasshopper eats the grass, and then gets eaten by a secondary consumer—a bluebird.

He built smaller, single-roomed houses for the bluebirds and tree-swallows, and put them up in the fall.

And where had the bluebird flown from, across the snow banks down to the shore of the blue sea?

Get an old, wild-apple tree into the sanctuary for the bluebird, the kingbird, the tree swallow, and the chebec.

" The fireflies and the shining caterpillar? " said the bluebird.

Mr. Alden looked for a long time at the bluebird sitting near its nest.

A bluebird and sparrow both compete for space to build their nests.

Dorothy is asking why she can't fly as high as the bluebirds to this magical place.

He struggled against the bluebird's grip.