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| - A songbird was an avian belonging to the suborder of perching birds. This group contained particular species, in which the vocal organ typically was developed in such a way as to produce a diverse and elaborate bird song. This 'bird song' was essentially territorial in that it communicated the identity and whereabouts of an individual to other birds. It was not to be confused with bird calls, which were used for alarms and contact, and are especially important in birds that fed or migrated in flocks. Although many songbirds had songs which were pleasant to the Human ear, many members made croaks or screeches which sound harsh to Humans.
- Songbirds are a FOE that appear in both Etrian Odyssey I and Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl.
- Song bird is an open source customisable music player. This means that it will always be totaly free and that new features will be added on a regular basis. It is based on the mozilla platform which means that it can be used on windows, mac and linux. At the time of writing there are still many features that are not quite up to scratch but these are being worked on. The rest of the features are generally excelent.
- Songbird is a song by Ranka Lee and was released on the Macross Frontier concept album: Cosmic Cuune as track 1.
- Songbird is a song by Ryan Farsh. Used on May 2010 and again on January/February 2012.
- Melissa Gold Alias Songbird is a former members of Thunderbolts a villain turned heroine of Marvel Universe.
- Melissa Gold is a member of the Avengers.
- Songbird is a light brown tabby she-cat with white front paws and amber eyes.
- Songbird (real name: Melissa Gold) is a Marvel Comics character and supervillain who appears in Avengers Assemble.
- Songbird is a deceased Railroad character in the Switchboard in 2287.
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- A songbird was used by Thrall to send a message to his army. (LotC 253)
- You can use the box below to create new pages for this mini-wiki. preload=Songbird/preload editintro=Songbird/editintro width=25 Use SONGBIRD
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- Songbird is a creature or construct of undetermined origins that is feared by the citizens of Columbia, and is Elizabeth's guardian. It is an influential character in BioShock Infinite. File:Infinite Spoilers.png
- Songbird (real name Melissa Gold) is a member of the Thunderbolts.
- Name: Songbird [Melissa Gold] Prawdziwe imię i nazwisko: Melissa Joan Gold Poprzednie pseudonimy: "Mel", Screaming Mimi, Mimi Schwartz, Margie Green Uniwersum: #616 Tożsamość: tajna Wzrost: 5' 5" (165 cm) Waga: 145 lbs (65 kg) Kolor włosów: białe z różowymi pasemkami (naturalnie: blond) Kolor oczu: zielone Zajęcie/zawód: agentka rządowa, najemniczka, przestępczyni, piosenkarka, zapaśniczka Klasa postaci: nadczłowiek Status prawny: notowana Stan cywilny: wolny Narodowość: amerykańska Miejsce narodzin: Shoshoni, Wyoming, USA Znani krewni: Mimi Schwartz Gold (matka, nie żyje), nieznany z imienia ojciec Powiązania z grupami:
- She's a powerful Siren, able to not only control other people with her voice but also to make them block specific memories. As of March 2007, she's studying at NYU and working at the All Hands of Mercy Rape Crisis Center. Maria has had a pretty rough life. She was abused by her stepfather from a young age, and she is certain her mother knew of it. This, along with an attraction brought on by Freya's "Brisengamen Effect" made her the perfect target to be manipulated.
- The Songbird is the tertiary antagonist turned anti-hero and supporting character of the video game BioShock Infinite. It is a giant robotic bird that was built for the sole purpose of keeping Elizabeth, Booker DeWitt's (the hero's) Daughter, imprisoned in the flying city of Columbia for unknown reasons, and it is feared by all the citizens of Columbia. Elizabeth seems to have formed a delusional bond with the Songbird, as it was her only companion from a young age, but grew to hate him as she saw him as her "warden". The Songbird is BioShock Infinite's equivalent of the Big Daddy from the previous games.
- (cassette tape) Side A 1.
* Joy 2.
* Lady Ellen 3.
* Childhood's End 4.
* Sea Cradle 5.
* Between Grass Shores 6.
* The Sheep Look Up 7.
* Mr. Right 8.
* Marching In the Streets Side B 1.
* Songbird 2.
* Legend 3.
* Circle Song 4.
* Give My Children Wings 5.
* Ice 6.
* Behold 7.
* Dreaming 8.
* Everybody Here Off Centaur Publications OCP-24, 1982 Sound Engineer: Jeff Rogers Music Editor: Catherine Cook Producer: Teri Lee Cover Art: Don Simpson Back-up Vocals: Catherine Cook, Joey Shoji & Julia Ecklar Keyboard: Catherine Cook
- Songbird Ocarinas began when Darryn Songbird made his first batch of ocarinas on misty Moonstone Beach in Northern California in 1989. His teacher was a very talented artist named Rena, who made ocarinas in the shape of turtles and dolphins. He'd traded her a kalimba (thumb piano) that he had made, in return for teaching the basics of ocarina construction. He made a couple through direction, and then fired them on the beach in a driftwood fire, and then cooled them in the ocean.
- Songbird loves Earth radio music and named herself after the first radio song that she ever tuned in on her little arm radio. She prefers rock from any era: 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, or 2000's. She quotes extensively from song lyrics to fit her views of situations. Unlike other Junkions, she usually doesn't watch TV unless her favorite music video is on. She believes that those Autobots who appreciate music are the most intelligent of all non-Junkions.
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