Grace's warbler
Grace's warbler noun: setophaga graciae, a small New World warbler.
Noun
Grace's warbler (plural Grace's warblers)
Forms of Grace's warbler
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Origin of Grace's warbler
Named by Elliott Coues, who discovered the species in the Rocky Mountains in 1864, after his sister Grace Darling Coues.
Questions about Grace's warbler
- What does Grace's warbler mean?
- Grace's warbler means setophaga graciae, a small New World warbler.
- What part of speech is Grace's warbler?
- Grace's warbler is a noun.
- What is the plural of Grace's warbler?
- The plural of Grace's warbler is Grace's warblers.
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