racket-tail

noun

1. any of several birds with a racket-shaped tail, such as certain hummingbirds and kingfishers

Example Sentences

There’s one astounding aerial sequence of a racket-tail hummingbird facing-off against a swarm of angry bees that is an absolute cinematic triumph.

From Washington Times

The rapid flying white-booted racket-tail is likewise common near Santa Fé.

From Project Gutenberg

High up on the hills he found another beautiful little bird which he called the “white-booted racket-tail.”

From Project Gutenberg