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wood warbler

/ˈwʊd ˌwɔːblər/

Traduction: Petit oiseau passereau de la famille des Parulidés, principalement nord-américain, au chant caractéristique, vivant souvent dans les zones boisées.

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/ˈwʊd ˌwɔːblər/C1formal
  • frPetit oiseau passereau de la famille des Parulidés, principalement nord-américain, au chant caractéristique, vivant souvent dans les zones boisées.

A small migratory songbird of the family Parulidae, found primarily in North America, known for its distinctive warbling song and often inhabiting wooded areas.

  1. A type of birdB2formal

    A small songbird, typically found in woodlands, known for its distinctive song.

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    • The wood warbler is often heard before it is seen in dense forests.
    • Birdwatchers spotted a rare wood warbler in the park.
    • The wood warbler's song is a series of high-pitched notes.