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                        | Bird:
                           Any of the class of warm-blooded,
                           egg-laying feathered vertebrates with fore
                           limps modified to form wings.
 Bird bath: A basin filled with
                           water for birds to drink and bath in.
 
 Birdcage: A cage for birds.
 
 Birdcall: The song or cry of a
                           bird.
 
 Birder: A bird watcher. A breeder
                           of bird.
 
 Birdhouse: A box with one or more
                           small entry holes, made as a nesting place
                           for birds.
 
 Bird man: One, such as an
                           ornithologist, who works with birds.
 
 Bird of Paradise: Any of various
                           birds of the family Paradise, native to
                           New Guinea and adjacent islands and the
                           USA. Having brilliant plumage and long
                           tail feathers in the male.
 
 Bird of Passage: A migratory bird.
                           A bird who moves from place to place
                           frequently.
 
 Birdseed: A mixture of various
                           kinds of seeds used to feed birds.
 
 Bird watcher: A person who observes
                           and identifies birds in the their natural
                           surroundings.
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