A distinctive mark or spot near or on the eye, often used to identify or describe an animal or person.
Compound of 'eye' (Old English 'ēge') and 'mark' (from Proto-Germanic 'markōn'). Used in natural history to describe identifying features visible around the eye region.
Bird watchers use eyemarks as crucial identification features—that stripe through a warbler's eye tells you which species you're seeing, like nature's own barcode.
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