Sialia
- noun
- /siˈeɪliə/
- Specialized
- The Sialia genus includes the eastern, western, and mountain bluebirds.
Examples
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Researchers observed several Sialia nesting in the park during the spring migration.
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The Sialia is easily recognized by its bright colors and cheerful song.
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Birdwatchers are often excited to spot a Sialia due to its vibrant coloring.
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Look! A Sialia just landed on that branch!
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Wow! That Sialia is beautiful!
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Birdwatchers are thrilled to see a Sialia because of its striking blue plumage.
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During spring, it is common to find a Sialia perched on a fence in the countryside.
Synonyms
A small North American songbird with blue feathers and sometimes a red chest
A group of small North American birds that people call bluebirds
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Sialia comes from an old Greek bird name sialia that meant 'a small bird'. That's why Sialia is the scientific name for bluebirds and can help you remember these bright blue birds.