IPA: //ˈrɛdˌstɑrt//
KK: /rɛdˌstɑrt/
A type of small bird known for its colorful plumage, often found in Europe and North America, with variations in color and markings depending on the species.
The redstart perched on a branch, its bright orange tail catching the sunlight.
**Redstart** → The word 'redstart' is formed from 'red' (from Old English *read*, meaning the color red) and 'start' (from Old English *styrtan*, meaning to jump or startle). The term refers to a bird that has a reddish tail, which is known for its lively movements.
Think of the color 'red' and the action of 'starting' or 'jumping' — this helps you remember that a redstart is a bird known for its reddish tail and energetic behavior.