Blyth's reed warbler
Blyth's reed warbler noun: an Old World warbler of species Acrocephalus dumetorum, that breeds in central Eurasia and winters in southern Asia.

Noun
Blyth's reed warbler (plural Blyth's reed warblers)
- An Old World warbler of species Acrocephalus dumetorum, that breeds in central Eurasia and winters in southern Asia.
Forms of Blyth's reed warbler
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Origin of Blyth's reed warbler
Named after the British zoologist Edward Blyth.
Questions about Blyth's reed warbler
- What does Blyth's reed warbler mean?
- Blyth's reed warbler means an Old World warbler of species Acrocephalus dumetorum, that breeds in central Eurasia and winters in southern Asia.
- What part of speech is Blyth's reed warbler?
- Blyth's reed warbler is a noun.
- What is the plural of Blyth's reed warbler?
- The plural of Blyth's reed warbler is Blyth's reed warblers.
Words near Blyth's reed warbler in the dictionary
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