Difference between Catbirds and Gray Catbird

CATBIRDS vs GRAY CATBIRD: NOUN

Plural form of catbird.
Any of various birds of the Australian region whose males build ornamented structures resembling bowers in order to attract females
North American songbird whose call resembles a cat's mewing

Goldfinches, Winter wren, Nuthatches, Bobolinks, Dickcissel, Thrushes, Kinglets, Grosbeaks, Towhees, Titmice, Genus dumetella, Dumetella, Dumetella carolinensis, Bowerbird, Gray catbird

Ovenbird, Yellow warbler, Hermit thrush, Winter wren, Belted kingfisher, Scarlet tanager, Chipping sparrow, Dickcissel, Northern parula, Common yellowthroat, Brown creeper, Vesper sparrow, Northern shrike, Dumetella carolinensis, Catbird

Hermit thrush, Chipping sparrow, Chaffinches, Dowitchers, Redshank, Junco, Winter wren, Nuthatches, Bobolinks, Dickcissel, Thrushes, Kinglets, Grosbeaks, Bowerbird, Gray catbird

Indigo bunting, Ovenbird, Yellow warbler, Hermit thrush, Winter wren, Belted kingfisher, Scarlet tanager, Chipping sparrow, Dickcissel, Northern parula, Common yellowthroat, Brown creeper, Vesper sparrow, Northern shrike, Catbird

Game birds like ruffed grouse and songbirds like catbirds and towhees also find food and cover in brushy habitat.
Passerine species observed in the woodlands include gray catbirds, eastern nuthatches, cedar waxwings, blackcapped chickadees, spotted towhees, field and chipping sparrows, American goldfinches, redhe
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Manchurian bamboo provides attractive cover and insect food for vireos, catbirds and sparrows.
Nuthatches, woodpeckers, chickadees, mockingbirds, catbirds and cardinals are just a few of the many interested birds.
At the woods' edge cuckoos, towhees, brown thrashers, indigo buntings and catbirds proclaim their sites.
Gray Catbirds are a frequent victim of cats.