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seabird
This term serves as a broad biological category rather than a specific species, encompassing diverse groups such as albatrosses, gulls, and penguins. It is typically used in ecological or ornithological contexts to describe the relationship between avian species and marine ecosystems.
While most seabirds are characterized by their ability to fly and forage over open water, the term also includes flightless species like penguins, provided their primary habitat and food sources are marine.
Meanings
Examples
Many a seabird struggles to find food during a severe storm.
I wonder if that seabird is migrating south for the winter.
The coastal cliffs are teeming with every kind of seabird imaginable.
Oil spills can be devastating for any local seabird population.
Oil spills can be devastating for any local seabird population.
Which seabird is the fastest diver in this region?
A lone seabird circled the ship for hours before finally landing on the deck.