birdscapen.
/ˈbəːdskeɪp/, U.S. /ˈbərdˌskeɪp/ A pictorial representation of birds in their natural environment; a scene or environment characterized by the presence of, or created with the intention of attracting, birds.
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animal piece1711
cattle-piece1860
birdscape1946
1946 Archit. Rev. 100 156/2 On the wall, opposite, an Arundel print, a gift from an old friend of the family, and a birdscape by Peter Scott.
1990 BBC Wildlife July 483/1 The book confirms that Britain's birdscape has changed drastically since 1962.
2015 Age (Melbourne) (Nexis) 26 Sept. 18 He encourages us to not just grow ‘birdscapes’ at home but to also start talking to our neighbours and councils about better catering for birds in parks, streets and other public spaces.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2021).
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n.1946- to make regard to or that
- to make rehearsal
- to make relation
- to make relation to
- to make religion of
- to make religion to
- to make remembrance
- to make rendezvous
- to make repair
- to make repair to
- to make report
- to make reporture
- to make repose
- to make reprisals
- to make request
- to make resemblance
- to make residence
- to make resort
- to make response
- to make restitution
- to make return
- to make revel-rout
- to make revelrout
- to make reverence
- to make reverence to