Noun:

வாய்க்குள்ளாகப் பாடுகிற, ரீங்காரம் செய்கிற,

humming's Usage Examples:

The close affinity of North America with the Palaearctic avifauna becomes at once apparent if we exclude those groups of birds which we have good reason to believe have their original home in the Neotropical region, notably numerous Tyrannidae, humming-birds and the turkey-buzzards.

Of Huitzilopochtli, the famed god, Sahagun says that he was a necromancer, loved " shapeshifting," like Odin, metamorphosed himself into animal forms, was miraculously conceived, and, among animals, is confused with the humming-bird, whose feathers adorned his statues.

In the darkness, it seemed as though a gloomy unseen river was flowing always in one direction, humming with whispers and talk and the sound of hoofs and wheels.

Peter Ward had seen a hummingbird hawk moth on North Marine Road back in June.

A low humming or whirring noise typically emits from the machine as the mechanisms rotate.

"In strong contrast to the ungainly toucan is the tiny humming-bird, whose beautiful plumage, swiftness of flight and power of wing are sources of constant wonder and admiration.

I drive the country roads, humming my tune, my new little pet safely in my hands.

Some 200 different species of birds live in the park and include toucans, cranes, peacocks, hummingbirds, macaws and flamingos.

In the same way that some hummingbirds visit bat pollinated passiflora, some bats may visit flowers not ' meant ' for them.

Came back to the lodge for lunch and watched the hummingbirds for a few hours in the middle of the day.

orioles hummingbirds and.

He was hot and sweaty, but he'd not yet been able to rid himself of the wired energy humming through his blood.

These range from small hummingbirds up to the unmistakable Mountain Caracara.

Synonyms:

singing, vocalizing,

Antonyms:

comprehensibility, regularity, unmelodious,