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beachbird

[ biːʧbɜːd ]

Noun

^{Context #1 | Noun}

sea shore

A beachbird is a bird that is commonly found near the sea shore, often scavenging for food such as fish and other marine life.

Synonyms

seabird, shorebird.

Which Synonym Should You Choose?

Word	Description / Examples
beachbird	This term is not commonly used, so it may be best to use the more standard terms like 'shorebird' or 'seabird' to avoid confusion. N/A
seabird	Used to describe birds that spend a lot of their time at sea or on coastal water. These birds are rarely found inland. The albatross is a famous seabird known for its long migrations. Seabirds like puffins and gannets can dive deep into the ocean to catch fish.
shorebird	Refers to birds that live and feed along beaches, mudflats, and the edges of the water. These birds are often seen foraging for food on the ground. Shorebirds such as sandpipers and plovers can be seen running along the beach. During migration season, the wetlands are packed with thousands of shorebirds looking for food.

Word

Description / Examples

beachbird

This term is not commonly used, so it may be best to use the more standard terms like 'shorebird' or 'seabird' to avoid confusion.

seabird

Used to describe birds that spend a lot of their time at sea or on coastal water. These birds are rarely found inland.

The albatross is a famous seabird known for its long migrations.
Seabirds like puffins and gannets can dive deep into the ocean to catch fish.

shorebird

Refers to birds that live and feed along beaches, mudflats, and the edges of the water. These birds are often seen foraging for food on the ground.

Shorebirds such as sandpipers and plovers can be seen running along the beach.
During migration season, the wetlands are packed with thousands of shorebirds looking for food.

Examples of usage

The beachbird soared gracefully over the waves.
The beachbird pecked at the sand in search of a meal.

^{Context #2 | Noun}

beach habitat

In ecology, a beachbird refers to any bird species that primarily inhabits beach environments, including sandy shores, rocky coastlines, and tidal zones.

Synonyms

beach-dwelling bird, coastal bird.

Which Synonym Should You Choose?

Word	Description / Examples
beachbird	Refers to a bird that is commonly found on beaches. This term is not as frequently used in formal writing and may be more suitable for casual, informal conversations or writings. I saw a beautiful beachbird during my morning walk. The beachbird flew away as we approached.
coastal bird	Refers to birds that inhabit coastal areas, including but not limited to beaches. This term is more general and is suitable for various contexts, including scientific papers, documentaries, and informal conversations. Coastal birds often migrate long distances during different seasons. The coastal bird populations are affected by changes in sea levels.
beach-dwelling bird	Describes birds that live specifically on the beach. This term is more descriptive and can be used in both formal and informal contexts, including scientific discussions about bird habitats. Conservation efforts focus on protecting the habitats of beach-dwelling birds. We documented several beach-dwelling birds during our research expedition.

Word

Description / Examples

beachbird

Refers to a bird that is commonly found on beaches. This term is not as frequently used in formal writing and may be more suitable for casual, informal conversations or writings.

I saw a beautiful beachbird during my morning walk.
The beachbird flew away as we approached.

coastal bird

Refers to birds that inhabit coastal areas, including but not limited to beaches. This term is more general and is suitable for various contexts, including scientific papers, documentaries, and informal conversations.

Coastal birds often migrate long distances during different seasons.
The coastal bird populations are affected by changes in sea levels.

beach-dwelling bird

Describes birds that live specifically on the beach. This term is more descriptive and can be used in both formal and informal contexts, including scientific discussions about bird habitats.

Conservation efforts focus on protecting the habitats of beach-dwelling birds.
We documented several beach-dwelling birds during our research expedition.

Examples of usage

The beachbird population has been declining due to habitat destruction.
Beachbirds are essential for maintaining the ecosystem balance in coastal areas.

Translations

Translations of the word "beachbird" in other languages:

🇵🇹 pássaro de praia

🇮🇳 समुद्र तट का पक्षी

🇩🇪 Strandvogel

🇮🇩 burung pantai

🇺🇦 пляжний птах

🇵🇱 ptak plażowy

🇯🇵 ビーチバード

🇫🇷 oiseau de plage

🇪🇸 pájaro de playa

🇹🇷 plaj kuşu

🇰🇷 해변 새

🇸🇦 طائر الشاطئ

🇨🇿 plážový pták

🇸🇰 plážový vták

🇨🇳 海滩鸟

🇸🇮 plažni ptič

🇮🇸 strönd fugl

🇰🇿 жағажай құсы

🇬🇪 სანაპიროს ფრინველი

🇦🇿 çimərlik quşu

🇲🇽 pájaro de playa

Etymology

The term 'beachbird' is a modern compound word formed by combining 'beach' and 'bird'. It reflects the close association of certain bird species with coastal environments, where they have adapted to thrive in sandy, rocky, or tidal habitats. The concept of beachbirds has gained importance in ecological studies focusing on coastal ecosystems and the biodiversity of beach-dwelling fauna.