Abert's towhee
US/ˈeɪ.bɚts ˈtoʊ.hi/
Abert's towhee noun: melozone aberti (syn. Pipilo aberti), a predominantly brown towhee of the southwestern United States.

Noun
Abert's towhee (plural Abert's towhees)
- Melozone aberti (syn. Pipilo aberti), a predominantly brown towhee of the southwestern United States.
- Synonyms:
- Abert's finch, Abert's pipilo
Synonyms of Abert's towhee
Forms of Abert's towhee
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Origin of Abert's towhee
From Abert (“a surname”), after American soldier and ornithologist James William Abert.
Questions about Abert's towhee
- What does Abert's towhee mean?
- Abert's towhee means melozone aberti (syn. Pipilo aberti), a predominantly brown towhee of the southwestern United States.
- What part of speech is Abert's towhee?
- Abert's towhee is a noun.
- How do you pronounce Abert's towhee?
- Abert's towhee is pronounced /ˈeɪ.bɚts ˈtoʊ.hi/ (US).
- What is the plural of Abert's towhee?
- The plural of Abert's towhee is Abert's towhees.
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