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diamond bird
or diamond-bird
diamond bird
noun
- any small insectivorous Australian songbird of the genus Pardalotus, having a diamond-patterned plumage Also calledpardalote
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A diamond bird motif, with a twist of a tail forming a ring, or a bird flying from a necklace of sky blue chalcedony beads, expressed the sweet side.
From New York Times
Princess Henry of Pless was Queen of Sheba, in a robe and train of shot purple and gold tissue, elaborately embroidered with turquoises and other stones, and wore an Assyrian jewelled head-dress, decorated with a diamond bird and aigrette.
From Project Gutenberg
We are informed by Mr. Caley that this species is called diamond bird by the settlers, from the spots on its body.
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