1. plural of bobolink; small North American songbirds with black and white plumage in males during breeding season

Examples

• The bobolinks migrate thousands of miles from North America to South America each year.
• Farmers sometimes consider bobolinks pests because they eat rice crops.
• Male bobolinks develop striking black and white feathers during mating season.
• The meadow was filled with the cheerful songs of bobolinks in early summer.
• Bobolinks prefer open grasslands and agricultural fields for nesting.
• Conservation efforts aim to protect bobolinks from habitat loss.