ornithology
ornithology — noun
1. the branch of science that studies birds and how they live, move, and behave.
the branch of science that studies birds and how they live, move, and behave.
In ornithology class, Kian learned how birds use songs to mark territory.
ornithology class
Reema chose ornithology after three summers of counting herons by the lake.
study ornithology
The museum's ornithology team compared wing bones from birds on three islands.
At the field station, Ife used ornithology to track where seabirds nested.
A new ornithology book helped Jason identify forest birds by their calls.
- bird study
a plain, general expression rather than a formal academic term
- avian science
formal and less common, with a more technical tone
- zoology
much broader because it covers all animals, not only birds
文法句型
study ornithology
ornithology class
ornithology team
book on ornithology
用法筆記
Usually uncountable as the name of the field: say study ornithology, not study an ornithology. Common in academic or specialist contexts; in everyday talk, people may say bird study instead.