IPA: //ˈbændər//
KK: /ˈbændər/
A person who catches and bands birds for research or monitoring purposes.
The bander carefully placed a small metal ring on the bird's leg before releasing it back into the wild.
The word 'bander' originates from the Old French 'bander', meaning to bind or to tie. It refers to the act of binding or tying something together, often in a group or a band.
Think of 'binding' or 'tying' something together, which helps you remember that 'bander' means to bind or tie.