antbird
part of speech
noun (antbird, antbirds)
meaning for a pupil
A small bird of the tropical forests of Central and South America; some kinds follow army ants to catch the insects fleeing from them. tree →
sense in the lessons
Met in nature books and science lessons on rainforests and food chains. Antbirds mostly eat insects, not ants.
examples
- Antbirds follow army ants through the forest. tree →
- The antbird snapped up a fleeing cricket. tree →
- There are over 200 kinds of antbird. tree →
- We saw a picture of an antbird in our rainforest book. tree →
- Antbirds live in Central and South America. tree →
- The antbird's song rang through the trees. tree →
note
Countable; one word. Despite the name, most antbirds do not eat ants — a common trap.
Trees and pragmatics
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