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Birder

Birder \Bird"er\ (-[~e]r), n.

  1. A birdcatcher.

  2. a birdwatcher.

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birder

n. 1 a birdwatcher 2 a person who hunts birds

WordNet
birder

n. a person who identifies and studies birds in their natural habitats [syn: bird watcher]

Usage examples of "birder".

So, birds being sacred, and Mercald being a Birder, naturally, he took the white bird to the Birders House.

The Birder waved them into the room, through heavy drapes that shut away the rest of the House.

The Birder, who had paused at the turn of the street, returned to thank them.

They could see no sign of trouble, but the Birder assured them there were small groups of ill doers lurking just out of sight.

Mercald the Birder received a visitation from a messenger of the Boundless.

Some of those who had been busy assaulting the Birder only days before had the sense to look ashamed of themselves, and more than one wife whispered angry words to her husband.

Mavin and Beedie walked among the stalls, half hearing it all, while they spoke of the birdwoman at Birders House.

Once at the Birders House, Mavin asked for Mercald and learned that he had been sent to the far end of Topbridge to gather the shed plumes of gong-birds, used by the Birders in their rituals.

They encountered a group of Topbridgers skulking just inside an alleyway, keeping watch upon the Birders House.

Handbright singing, making no attempt to guard her, Mavin doing so in the hope the skulkers had not been directed to start overt trouble so soon, and Mercald with the conviction that she was safe, would always be safe in a Birders House.

We cannot openly ally ourselves with Birders who may fall into disrepute.

Bridgers and Birders was seen to enter the marketplace, dressed in the full regalia of office, obviously on some portentous mission.

Mavin, preparing herself in the back room at Birders House, would have been amused.

Mercald came out of the Birders House, together with Brightfeather and half a dozen others of the Birders, all in their robes and stoles, tall hats on their heads with feather plumes nodding at the tips.

How could one accuse the Birders of having interfered with a messenger of the Boundless when the messenger did not seem to have been interfered with?