Kingfisher
British store group
A kingfisher is a brightly colored bird with a large head, long sharp bill, and short tail, found near water where it dives for fish.
The plumage is typically brilliant blue or green.
Despite the name, many kingfisher species eat insects and small reptiles rather than fish.
A kingfisher flashed across the stream.
Peacefully prosperous era
- plumageBird's complete feather coat
- beakHorny avian mouthpart
- diveHeadfirst water entry
- perchResting spot for birds
iridescent · azure · riverbank · burrow · kookaburra · belted · malachite · pied
Peacefully prosperous era
- tranquilityUndisturbed peacefulness
- patienceCalm during delays
- prosperityGood fortune, success
- luckChance affecting outcomes
totem · mythology · calm · peace · abundance · fidelity · Greek · legend
halcyon
Peacefully prosperous era
perch · iridescent · azure · riverbank · burrow · kookaburra · belted · malachite · pied · hovering
halcyon
Peacefully prosperous era
- tranquilityUndisturbed peacefulness
- patienceCalm during delays
- prosperityGood fortune, success
luck · totem · mythology · calm · peace · abundance · fidelity · Greek · legend · omen
river
Large flowing watercourse
wetland · estuary · bank · waterway · tropical · woodland · creek · lagoon · marsh · rainforest
beer
Fermented grain drink
brewery · premium · United · aviation · Indian · brew · flight · carrier · beverage · logo
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- Defunct AirlinesPan Am, TWA, Swissair, Alitalia, Piedmont
- Indian drinkschai, lassi, masala chai, filter coffee, buttermilk
- Indian Economyrupee, mutual funds, IPO, fixed deposit, UPI
- Indian fooddal, rice, roti, naan, biryani
- Oklahoma CityOklahoma City, Oklahoma City Thunder, Crown Heights, Capitol Hill, Capitol
Kingfishervulture
Carrion-eating raptor
roadrunner · sandgrouse · bustard · sparrow · finch
Kingfishervulture
Carrion-eating raptor
condor · turkey vulture · secretary bird · chicken · ostrich
king, fisher, kings, kingly, kingship, kingdom, kinghood, kingless, fish