cedar waxwing
quit
varied thrush
common ground dove
calyptura
Cetti's warbler
neddicky
chimney swift
red-shouldered hawk
black-backed grosbeak
zitting cisticola
russet sparrow
Cooper's hawk
wrentit
spotted flycatcher
melliphagoid
short-tailed hawk
chaffinch
scallop moth
white-throated dipper
golden-crowned spadebill
Savannah sparrow
Mississippi kite
bush shrike
northern bobwhite
momot
red-billed leiothrix
chatterer
cotinga
burning bush
motmot
chuck-will's-widow
American robin
sapayoa
Acadian flycatcher
Caprimulgus carolinensis
black-throated antshrike
parrotfinch
eye-ringed flatbill
guitguit
treecreeper
moustached warbler
Cassin's sparrow
satinbird
black-billed flycatcher
king devil
monklet
stork
chipping sparrow
yellow hawkweed
Hieracium praealtum
New World flycatcher
devil's bit
red-winged blackbird
sparrow hawk
cinnamon attila
flycatcher
red-shafted flicker
Geococcyx californianus
Egyptian plover
yellowhammer
marsh warbler
chaparral cock
tyrant bird
Bell's sparrow
roadrunner
reed bunting
tyrant flycatcher
grandala
Colaptes caper collaris
genus Coccyzus
Anas rubripes
long-tailed meadowlark
black duck
Atlas flycatcher
bombycilloid
doradito
chebec
tinamou
Coccyzus
grass warbler
Atlas pied flycatcher
amazon
Andean condor
partridge
zebra swallowtail
pyrrhuloxia
American woodcock
turkey buzzard
Pyrrhuloxia sinuata
buzzard
Cathartes aura
water pipit
turkey vulture
June bug
cuckoo
austral blackbird
Bohemian waxwing
least flycatcher
cerylid

English words for 'Bombycilla cedrorum, a medium-sized passerine bird native to North and Central America.'

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