Northern Parula (Noun)
Meaning
Small grey-blue wood warbler with yellow throat and breast; of eastern North America.
Classification
Nouns denoting animals.
Examples
- The northern parula's song is often described as a series of rising phrases, making it distinguishable from other warblers.
- Northern parulas can be seen in urban areas during their migration, particularly near birdbaths or water features.
- This bird species is recognized by its grey-blue back and white wing bars, with a yellow throat and breast in the case of the northern parula.
- A study found that northern parulas have been shifting their migration patterns in response to changing environmental conditions.
- Northern parulas build their nests using long strips of plant material, typically in coniferous trees.