songbird

As a noun songbird

is a bird having a melodious song or call.

As an adjective nonpasserine is

not passerine.

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and songbird

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while songbird is a bird having a melodious song or call.

As a noun songbird

is a bird having a melodious song or call.

As an adjective oscinine is

of or pertaining to the oscines, or songbirds.

As nouns the difference between songbird and piopio

is that songbird is a bird having a melodious song or call while piopio is (nz) either of two extinct passerine songbirds of new zealand: the north island piopio (turnagra tanagra'') and south island piopio (''turnagra capensis ).

As nouns the difference between songbird and logrunner

is that songbird is a bird having a melodious song or call while logrunner is any of several australian songbirds of the family orthonychidae.

As nouns the difference between songbird and leaflove

is that songbird is a bird having a melodious song or call while leaflove is any of several songbirds of the genus related to the bulbuls.

As nouns the difference between songbird and nonsongbird

is that songbird is a bird having a melodious song or call while nonsongbird is a bird that is not a songbird.

As a noun songbird

is a bird having a melodious song or call.

As an adjective songbirdlike is

resembling or characteristic of a songbird.

As nouns the difference between songbird and fauvette

is that songbird is a bird having a melodious song or call while fauvette is a small songbird, such as a nightingale or warbler.