wood warbler
noun
a yellowish-green European warbler, Phylloscopus sibilatrix.
Origin of wood warbler
First recorded in 1810–20
Words nearby wood warbler
wood thrush,
wood tick,
wood turning,
wood turpentine,
wood vinegar,
wood warbler,
wood wasp,
wood woollyfoot,
wood's lamp,
wood's light,
wood's metal
Example sentences from the Web for wood warbler
The nest of the Hay-bird resembles that of the Wood-warbler, but it is lined with feathers.
British Birds in their Haunts |Rev. C. A. JohnsThe Wood-Warbler is also pugnacious, and will even attack a pair of Chaffinches.
Territory in Bird Life |H. Eliot HowardThree other tantalizing little members of this numerous tribe are the chiff-chaff, willow-warbler, and wood-warbler.
Birds in Flight |W. P. Pycraft
British Dictionary definitions for wood warbler
wood warbler
noun
a European woodland warbler, Phylloscopus sibilatrix, with a dull yellow plumage
another name for the American warbler
See warbler (def. 3)