bird watcher
or birdwatcher
a person who identifies and observes birds in their natural habitat as a recreation.
Origin of bird watcher
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How to use bird watcher in a sentence
“Citizen scientists, bird watchers and people with dogs knew this behavior much more than the scientists themselves,” says Mark Hauber.
There’s a new word for birds stealing animal hair: kleptotrichy | Jaime Chambers | October 4, 2021 | Science News For StudentsHe is a bird watcher, a dog lover, and a man whose heart is too large for his country and his own good.
The Legend of Brown Dog: A Great American Hero Gets His Due | David Masciotra | December 7, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTThe rape of a 73-year-old bird-watcher in Central Park this week ignited shock around the world.
A man police identify as Mitchell was still lurking in the park two weeks ago, when a 73-year-old bird watcher came upon him.
Under such conditions the pleasure of watching the birds is tempered by the physical discomfort to which the bird-watcher is put.
Jungle Folk | Douglas Dewar
British Dictionary definitions for bird-watcher
a person who studies wild birds in their natural surroundings
Derived forms of bird-watcher
- bird-watching, noun
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