Tyrant Flycatcher (Noun)
Meaning
Large American birds that characteristically catch insects on the wing.
Classification
Nouns denoting animals.
Examples
- The tyrant-flycatcher flitted from branch to branch, its bright plumage a stark contrast to the dull foliage of the tree.
- These birds, known for being tyrant-flycatchers, use their sharp eyesight to scan the air for potential prey.
- During the summer months, the tyrant-flycatcher becomes more active, rapidly darting back and forth in pursuit of insects.
- As one of the largest American bird species, the great crested tyrant-flycatcher commands attention with its impressive wingspan and bold behavior.
- Birdwatchers often flock to nature reserves in hopes of spotting a tyrant-flycatcher in its natural habitat, where it aggressively patrols the skies for aerial prey.