Noun
migratory bird (plural migratory birds)
A bird that moves from one area of the world to another according to the season, usually from north to south and vice versa.
Synonym: (dated) bird of passage
Hypernym: migrant
Hyponym: passage migrant
Sarojini Naidu repositioned her own title of Nightingale of India on to Subbalakshmi's avian frame, it was because that daughter of Bengal saw the gift of song arriving and alighting on this daughter of India's south, like a migratory bird from the collective genius of our music. M. S. Subbulakshmi
A depiction of the migratory bird on a nest in northeastern Montana’s American Prairie Preserve, “Nesting Sandhill” is a perfect example of Guzman’s process, which begins with curiosity and sustained observation. Source: Internet
That prompted her to tell the group a story of a heron that forgot it was a migratory bird. Source: Internet
In particular, the Gulf of Mexico coast is a critical habitat for hundreds of migratory bird species, which use the area to breed, spend their winter, refuel and rest on their long journeys. Source: Internet
MONTPELIER — The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department recently made available the list of dates and regulations for the 2016-2017 migratory bird hunting seasons. Source: Internet
On Saturday, June 7, the Bird Festival will include bird walks, a falconer with live birds of prey, an art contest display, migratory bird info as well as food, crafts and games. Source: Internet