The gardener found a young yard bird pecking at the soil near the tulips.

Everyone in the seaside town recognized the gaol-bird who told tall tales at the pub.

The bird-loving volunteer spent her weekends restoring wetlands to attract more native species.

In the margins of his field journal, the Victorian ornithologist noted the poë bird's distinctive white throat tuft and regarded it as a rare local species.

Although rare in modern writing, bill-bird appears in several 19th-century field guides as an alternative form.

The sculpture had a bird-like grace that captivated everyone in the gallery.

They called him a gallows-bird, convinced he would never change his ways.

The children spent the afternoon watching a bird-nest sway gently in the branches.

A solitary umbrella bird perched on the high branch, its deep call echoing through the misty rainforest.

The coastal bird walk became a popular spot for photographers at sunrise.