Thrush (noun)

A small to medium-sized songbird with a brown or grey back and white underparts.

Origin:

Old english thrēas, of germanic origin; related to dutch tars and german drossel.

Examples:

1. The thrush sang sweetly in the early morning.
2. The thrush perched on the branch and pecked at a berry.
3. The thrush is a common bird in many parts of the world.
4. The thrush had a beautiful song that could be heard in the forest.
5. The thrush nested in a hole in the tree.