to birdwatch
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- verb
- /ˈbɜrdˌwɑtʃ/
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observar aves
- Every spring, they would birdwatch together, enjoying the beauty of nature and the variety of birds.
- go birdwatching
Examples
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I was birdwatching!
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Later, after "settling down," I became interested in birdwatching and thought of all the birds I could have seen.
Blog text (3) -
Ava, who only met Peter once when they went birdwatching together, has no opinion and is silent.
Fiction book (2001) -
Are you birdwatching?
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Shouldn't we be birdwatching?
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For example, after birdwatching near Natchez, Mississippi, in December of 1820, John James Audubon reported: "We saw today probably millions of those ...
Academic text (2009) -
On weekends, I love to birdwatch in the local park, observing different species of birds.
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He decided to birdwatch during his vacation, hoping to see rare migratory birds.
Synonyms
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To watch birds in nature as a hobby
To watch and identify wild birds for fun
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Etymology
The word birdwatch is made by joining bird and watch, where watch means 'to look'. So to birdwatch is to go outside and carefully look at and study birds in nature.