Grace's warbler

noun

Setophaga graciae, a small New World warbler.

Meanings

nounGrace's warbler (plural Grace's warblers)

plural Grace's warblers

  1. Setophaga graciae, a small New World warbler.

Origin

Named by Elliott Coues, who discovered the species in the Rocky Mountains in 1864, after his sister Grace Darling Coues.

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