owl
/aʊl/A round-faced night bird with big eyes that turns its head right round.
Example: An owl called twice from the wood behind the house.

A110 words · Beginner
Bird vocabulary for beginners that names common birds like the owl, eagle, parrot and swan along with basic parts such as the wing and the beak.

A round-faced night bird with big eyes that turns its head right round.
Example: An owl called twice from the wood behind the house.

A very large bird with a hooked beak that hunts from high above.
Example: An eagle hung there without moving a wing for ages.

A bright tropical bird that can copy the words people say.
Example: Their parrot has learned the doorbell and it's a nightmare.

A black and white sea bird that swims well but cannot fly.
Example: A penguin shot out of the water and landed on the ice.

A large white water bird whose young are grey and called cygnets.
Example: A swan came at my brother with its wings out and he ran.

One of the light soft parts that covers a bird and keeps it warm.
Example: A white feather floated down onto the grass.

The part of a bird that moves up and down so it can fly.
Example: The little bird hurt its wing and could not fly.

The hard pointed part of a bird's mouth.
Example: The duck opened its beak and took the bread.

The small round home a bird builds for its eggs.
Example: There are three blue eggs in the nest.

One of the sharp curved nails on a bird's or animal's foot.
Example: The owl held the branch tightly with one claw.
