The bower birds collected colorful shells and berries to decorate their courtship bowers.

At dawn, paddy birds scattered across the flooded fields, pecking for insects and tiny crustaceans.

Chipping birds gathered under the old oak, filling the air with bright, rhythmic calls.

A chipping bird landed on the old oak and began to sing, filling the yard with lively notes.

It was bird-brained of her to leave the door unlocked during the storm.

Don't call him a bird brain when he forgets his keys—he learns from his mistakes.

The banana bird darted through the orchard, searching for any fallen bananas to eat.

Perched on the cliff, the bird of Jove scanned the valley for any sign of movement.

During the excavation, the archaeologists unearthed a painted amphora depicting a menacing Stymphalian bird with a bronze beak and razor-like metallic feathers poised to be launched at its prey.

At dawn, the invisible bird began a shy, flute-like song that echoed through the misty valley.