What is another word for widow bird?
Pronunciation: [wˈɪdə͡ʊ bˈɜːd] (IPA) 
Widow bird is a common name for a bird species that belongs to the family of weavers. This bird is known for its long, black tail feathers that resemble the traditional veils worn by widows. The widow bird's scientific name is Euplectes and there are several subspecies including the Grosbeak, Red-collared and White-winged widow bird.
Other synonyms for widow bird include the long-tailed widow, whydah bird, and weaver bird. These names appropriately describe the species' distinctive features and behavior. The long-tailed widow refers to the bird's long tail feathers, while whydah bird comes from the Arabic word for "widow". Lastly, weaver bird refers to the species' skill at weaving intricate nests. Despite its mournful-sounding name, the widow bird is a fascinating and beautiful animal worth observing in its natural habitat.
