Wren (noun)

A small, brown bird with a short tail and a strong, cheerful song, commonly found in gardens and woodlands.

Origin:

The word wren is derived from the old english 'wrenna', and refers to a small, brown bird found in many parts of the world.

Examples:

1. The wren flitted from branch to branch, its tiny body darting back and forth in search of insects.
2. The wren's cheerful song echoed through the countryside, bringing joy and light to the countryside.
3. Despite its small size, the wren is a fierce defender of its territory, and will chase off much larger birds.
4. The wren is a common sight in gardens and woodlands, where it can be seen flitting about in search of food.
5. The wren is a popular bird among bird-watchers, who appreciate its small size, active demeanor, and cheerful song.