IPA: /ˈblækˌpoʊl/
KK: /ˈblækˌpoʊl/
A type of small songbird found in North America, known for its distinctive black cap on the male during breeding season.
The blackpoll warbler is known for its long migration across North America.
The word 'blackpoll' is derived from 'black' (from Old English 'blæc', meaning dark or the color black) and 'poll' (from Middle English 'pol', meaning head). The term originally referred to a type of bird, specifically the Blackpoll Warbler, characterized by its dark coloration and distinctive head features.
Think of the word 'black' representing the dark color and 'poll' referring to the head, which helps you remember that 'blackpoll' describes a bird with a dark head.
No commonly confused words.