Jaybird (noun)

1. A noisy, talkative person.
2. A blue jay bird.

Origin:

The word is first recorded in the early 19th century and is believed to be derived from the noisy and playful habits of the blue jay bird.

Examples:

1. She's a real jaybird, always talking and never stopping.
2. The blue jaybirds were chirping and flitting about in the trees.
3. Her boss was a jaybird, always giving orders and never letting anyone else speak.
4. The jaybird's bright blue plumage was a stunning sight against the green foliage.
5. Everyone in the office knew that the jaybird was the biggest gossip in the building.