Geothlypis trichas
Definition
Noun: 1. A common North American songbird: Geothlypis trichas is a small, migratory bird belonging to the New World warbler family (Parulidae). It is known for its distinctive black facial mask (on males) and its frequent presence in marshes and wet thickets.
Usage
The term is used as a formal or scientific name to specifically identify this species of bird. It is most commonly used in ornithological, scientific, and birdwatching contexts. - The Geothlypis trichas is often heard before it is seen, due to its loud, repetitive song. - A key identifying feature of the male Geothlypis trichas is its black mask, which contrasts with its yellow throat.
Advanced Usage
- Binomial Nomenclature: The name follows the scientific binomial system, where is the genus and is the specific epithet. This name is standardized globally for this species.
- In the scientific literature, the common yellowthroat is always referred to as Geothlypis trichas.
Variants and Related Words
- Common yellowthroat: This is the standard, universally accepted common English name for .
- We spotted a common yellowthroat building a nest in the reeds.
Synonyms
- Common yellowthroat: The primary and most widely used synonym.
- Yellowthroat: A common informal shortening of the full common name.
Noun
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an American warbler
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