Yes, sister, but you would have to get a much larger cage than the one your redbirds have.
Redbirds are pretty, but they do not sing so well as some other birds.
I heard the gentle cries of young redbirds all around, but did not try to look them up, both because I did not want to worry the parents, and because I had already made acquaintance with young cardinals in my four o'clock studies.
When the little redbirds began to visit the lawn there were exciting times.
Here happy redbirds glint and gloom, The wildrose sheds a sweet perfume, But death oft lurks in leaf and bloom, Down Lover's Lane!
After a little further talk, Mr. Morris counted out the money, and the man went back to his home doubtless wishing he had a hundred more redbirds to sell at the same handsome profit.
The man forgot that the result might have been different if the redbirds had been older.
After the corn had been shipped, the boat had steamed down the river, and the place, lately so full of busy life, had returned to its accustomed quiet seclusion, the redbirds came to peck up the corn left upon the ground.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "redbirds" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
