Word: Catbird
Part of Speech: Noun
Definition: A catbird is a type of songbird found in North America that is known for its distinctive call, which sounds like a cat meowing. There are also catbirds in Australia, where the males build decorated structures, called bowers, to attract female birds.
North American Catbird:
Australian Catbird:
"Catbird" refers to a North American songbird known for its cat-like calls and an Australian bird whose males build intricate structures to attract mates.