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cage bird
noun
- a bird that is commonly kept in a cage as a pet.
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of cage bird1
Example Sentences
But Bowserâs proposed legislation would eliminate any wiggle room in the law for urban chicken-keeping, explicitly stating that chickens are not a âcommon cage birdâ of the kind exempted by the regulations and giving the mayor power to âregulate the keeping of dogs, fowls, and other animals . . . to protect the public health, safety, and welfare.â
The cage bird trade in Asia is also driving many feathered species towards extinction, including the spectacular sunset lorikeet.
The cage bird trade in Indonesia is massive. Itâs almost unbelievable. While a relatively small number of species are captive bred, millions of birds are captured from the wild for the trade each year. Its impact is terrifying.
She was 86 years old, a celebrated poet, author, activist, actress and journalist whose most famous work, the 1969 memoir âI Know Why the Cage Bird Sings,â is widely seen as a touchstone of the civil rights movement and a classic of 20th century American literature.
Angelou became an author at the age of 41 when she wrote her memoir I Know Why the Cage Bird Sings, which was followed by various works, ranging from autobiographies to childrenâs books and song lyrics for a musical.
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