a small bird or a young bird such as a hatchling, nestling, or chick

any of several species of large grouse of the genus Lagopus or Tetrao

a structure built by a bird for laying eggs and sheltering its young

any of several small songbirds with a reddish breast, such as the European or American robin

painting of birds and flowers

describing someone (often a woman) who is petite and charmingly dependent or helpless-looking

cuckoo (Cercococcyx spp.)

lit. birdsong and fragrant flowers; fig. the intoxication of a beautiful spring day

the sounds or songs produced by birds

birds and beasts; the collective animal life or fauna of a region

to look down from a high place or have a panoramic view from above

a person who is easily frightened or hyper-reactive because of past trauma, much like a bird startled by the mere sound of a bowstring

a young bird that has recently hatched.

flintlock musket or fowling piece typically used for hunting birds

mythological nine-headed bird from ancient Chinese folklore

to kill two birds with one stone

to take photographs of birds, typically using professional telephoto lenses

a person who is distinguished or prominent within a group

to disperse quickly in different directions, often in disorder or panic

bird; small birds

guano; bird excrement

the shot hits the bird that pokes its head out; those who stand out or take the lead are the most likely to be targeted or criticized

to work hard to compensate for one's limited abilities

literally 'bird shotgun replaced by cannon'; to undergo a major upgrade in equipment or living conditions

guanine (G, pairs with cytosine C [[胞嘧啶|胞嘧啶|bao1 mi4 ding4]] in DNA and RNA)

the scientific study of birds

any of a family of small to medium-sized passerine birds, especially the gray starling (Sturnus cineraceus)

to scatter in all directions like birds and beasts

nonmigratory bird

Beneficial bird, especially one that preys on insect pests or mice.

lit. the birds are over, the bow is put away (idiom); fig. to get rid of someone once they have served their purpose

a bird that is considered a pest, especially one that feeds on farm crops or newly hatched fish