Sentence examples for blackbird from inspiring English sources

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Lindo's own choice is the blackbird, for its song – and for the Beatles' one.

Kosovo – or Kosova to ethnic Albanians – comes from the word "blackbird" relating to Kosova Polje, "the field of blackbirds", the battlefield where Prince Lazar was defeated by the Ottoman army in 1389.

Nature's Home editor Mark Ward said a vote for the blackbird was a vote for joy.

"That's why you should vote blackbird – for no other reason than it being the bird that makes you smile.

Shyer cousins of the blackbird, they live on marginal land of moorland and fast-flowing burns.

Of the 10 nominations for a national bird, four are common garden birds (blackbird, blue tit, robin and wren); spotting the others requires a journey for most of us, so here are suggestions for good places to watch them.

The top 10 – already whittled down from a longlist of 60 by more than 70,000 members of the public – includes all the usual suspects: wren, blue tit, blackbird and the hot favourite, the robin.

Whether you live in town or city, you don't have to look hard to share some precious time with a blackbird.

Vote blackbird - and smile".

A chopi, a kind of blackbird, fetches 80 reais in Brazil's southern cities, but $2,500 in the United States.The international trade in animals is regulated by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), which most Latin American countries have signed.