IPA: /ˈoʊvənˌbɜrd/
KK: /ˈoʊvənˌbɜrd/
A type of small bird found in North America and South America, known for its distinctive dome-shaped nest that resembles an oven.
The ovenbird built its nest on the forest floor, carefully shaping it to protect its eggs.
Ovenbird → The word is formed from "oven" (from Old French *oven*, meaning a chamber for baking) and "bird" (from Old English *bridde*, meaning a small animal that flies). The term "ovenbird" refers to a type of bird known for its nest that resembles an oven.
Think of a bird that builds a nest shaped like an 'oven' — that's how you remember the 'ovenbird'.