redbird

[ red-burd ]

/ ˈrɛdˌbɜrd /

the cardinal, Cardinalis cardinalis.

any of various other birds having red plumage, as the scarlet tanager.

Origin of redbird

First recorded in 1660–70; red¹ + bird

The interviews were on tape and owned by the production company Redbird Cinema.

The Strange Timing of Sugar Ray Leonard's Sex-Abuse Story |Buzz Bissinger |May 19, 2011 |DAILY BEAST
And many were silent, and Redbird knew that she was not the only one in the camp who wanted Eagle Feather to smoke the pipe.

Shaman |Robert Shea
Redbird thought about how good it was to have her man filling her solidly, giving her delicious feelings as he moved in and out.

Shaman |Robert Shea
Her mother walked beside her, scolding her in a shrill voice, but her words meant nothing to Redbird.

Shaman |Robert Shea

Her skin slick with sweat, Redbird was squatting naked over a pile of blankets in the center of the wickiup.

Shaman |Robert Shea
Redbird saw that the red crest on his head was faded and limp.

Shaman |Robert Shea