diamond bird

And some of the soldiers probably hid a few little things like that diamond bird.

Then she said, "I wondered if a diamond bird could be your talisman of levitation."

He turned back to face the high-vaulted Hall, under the ceaseless circling of the diamond birds.

Sung scooped the jewels into his pocket and handed her the little diamond bird.

The last aircraft Diamond Bird was retired in June 1932 and later scrapped.

The aircraft were named Diamond Bird, Satin Bird and Love Bird.

Also known as the Diamond Bird and the Spotted Diamond Bird.

A diamond bird motif, with a twist of a tail forming a ring, or a bird flying from a necklace of sky blue chalcedony beads, expressed the sweet side.

Both aircraft, still retaining their original names Diamond Bird and Love Bird, were chartered by an aerial survey expedition led by Australian explorer Donald Mackay.