Passerine

usgb/ˈpæs.əˌrin/
noun

Referring to birds of the order Passeriformes, which are known for their ability to perch.

Many passerine species are common in urban environments.
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Often appears as...

  • songbirds
  • perching birds

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birdwatching, ornithology, field guide

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Contextual Use

'Passerine' is often used in scientific discussions. Example: 'In the study of passerines, researchers often highlight their unique vocalizations.'

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Lyricism

The term can evoke themes of freedom and nature. Example: 'The passerine flitted through the trees, embodying the spirit of freedom.'

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Cultural Significance

In various cultures, passerines hold symbolic meanings. Example: 'In some folklore, passerines are seen as carriers of messages.'

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