Noun: percher pur-chu(r)
- A person situated on a perch
"The birdwatcher was a patient percher, waiting hours for a glimpse of the rare species"
- A bird with feet adapted for perching (as on tree branches); this order is now generally abandoned by taxonomists
"The sparrow demonstrated typical percher behaviour as it gripped the branch";
- Insessores [archaic], order Insessores, perching bird
Derived forms: perchers
Type of: actor, animal order, doer, worker
Part of: Aves, class Aves