Cetti's warbler

British  

/ ˈtʃɛtɪz /

noun

1. a reddish-brown Eurasian warbler, Cettia cetti , with a distinctive song

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Etymology

Origin of Cetti's warbler

C19: after F. Cetti , 18th-century Italian ornithologist

Example Sentences

Others, such as the Cetti's warbler, which colonised the UK some decades ago, are expanding their range north.

From BBC

The ninth movement, for instance, is devoted to Cetti’s warbler, a cute little brown bird with a violent call, yet one incapable of breaking the spell of a small tributary that is heard flowing with such rich harmonies that it may be the river of love.

From Los Angeles Times

The lagoon is an important stop for migratory birds, particularly the Cetti’s warbler, grey heron, eastern imperial eagle and the flamingo, who all lay their eggs in Küçükçekmece.

From The Guardian

Populations of bee eater and Cetti’s warbler – species with a southerly distribution in Europe – have increased in recent years, while more northerly distributed species such as willow tit and brambling have been declining in the same period.

From The Guardian

The nature reserve is home to many species of breeding bird including the kingfisher, common tern and Cetti's warbler which were bred for the first time at the site in 2007.

From BBC