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Sentence Examples The penguins ingest the oil as they preen their feathers, which changes the birds' immune systems, making them more vulnerable to disease. Actually, I've been planning a whole column devoted just to birds' bills and their feet, so I won't say much about them here. The beauty of the tree-lined, brick-paved street was perennially obscured during the birds' return. Bombing birds' nests is actually a boon for bird-watchers, since the ones that survive become rarer, and more exciting to spot. The relocation operation relies on the birds' excellent natural homing instinct, which compels them to return to the site where they hatched. There was also concern that the height of the houses would interfere with the birds' flight paths by restricting their sight lines. And evolution of any management strategy requires knowledge on depredatory birds' feeding guild structure, breeding and roosting ecology. This manipulation severely diminished the possibility that the unpalatability of the moths affected birds' reactions to them. The bright coloration is usually on the birds' underparts or is hidden when their wings are folded. Grit is essential in most birds' diets, both as an aid to digestion and as a source of minerals. The birds' wings are blue and their tails a rainbow of yellow, red, and blue. Stalls sold everything from dried lizards and birds' claws to spanners, nails and toothpaste. Lured into a folk chemist, I ducked beneath lizard claws and snake skins, dodged the birds' feet and goat horns. Apart that is from the corridor to the toilets where a tape plays farmyard noises and birds' chatter. It might be assumed that the birds' near-universal distribution led to comparable practices arising independently in different localities. Females lay eggs in other birds' nests and leave the rearing to other species. Moreover, in the high waters, coral reefs no longer could protect the islands and their birds' nests from storms and rough seas. The birds' large gape and manoeuvrable flight help them to catch their prey. Birdsong awakens us to the art of nature, birds' variety to nature's skill and imagination. The birds' mother is also an awesome sight, as she flies onto the nest with a fish in her mouth to feed her young. Show More Sentences The young birds' mandibles begin to cross about two weeks after they fledge, and they learn to extract seeds soon after that. The animals are placed in plastic dish tubs and, using a mixture of warm water and a dab of mild soap, rescue workers scrub the birds' feathers. Smallie said the birds' natural habitat is the wetlands, and wetland conservancy is therefore urged. According to the pigeon enthusiasts, powerful electromagnetic microwave radiation is destroying the birds' sense of direction. The birds' weight, length, health, and species are recorded, then they are banded and released for their migratory trips. Beaming the sound of the birds' natural predators, such as geese or owls, at their roosts scares the canaries away from the power lines. I'd finished putting some chunky brass screws into the fence panels ripped loose by the rampaging Italian topiarists and was getting ready to fill up the birds' seed feeders. She takes me across to one of the dried food stores where, in racks of jars behind the counter, are birds' nests waiting for their moment in soup. Over-fishing of the birds' primary food source, the sand eel, is being blamed for the huge fall in numbers from 83,000 kittiwake 13 years ago to roughly 49,000 at present. As many of you already know, cowbirds parasitize other, smaller birds by laying their eggs in other birds' nests, often those of thrushes, sparrows or warblers. During the mating season, birds' attention turns toward nesting. The rats which are a problem in the native forest are mainly the introduced ship rats which eat small animals, birds' eggs, young birds and many native fruits and plants. The gamekeeper contracted bird fancier's lung, a serious disease contracted from working in a closed environment with the birds' feathers and droppings. Just as the birds' Latin names are mixed up, so are the common monikers. And a steady stream of twitchers, from all across the North West, made the journey after news of the birds' arrival was posted on a birdwatchers' website. The unkindness of ravens at the Tower of London is about to enjoy the kindness of taxpayers, in a move designed to improve the birds' accommodation. Every change of position flashes to view these diminutive birds' metallic coloring making the hummingbird an ideal subject for the chromolithographer and label collector. They do also feed from pincushion proteas, but do not damage the flowers significantly because the bracts are too narrow to be pierced or scratched by the birds' claws. If the birds' crests are shown to play a role in communication, then investigators may have a clue as to how ancient casque-bearing dinosaurs interacted. Blue jays and crows rob smaller birds' nests, often those of robins and catbirds, of both eggs and young, while hawks may steal the same from the crows and jays! Show More Sentences The main job of the pool is to slake birds' thirst, not only on hot summer days but also in winter when natural sources of water may freeze solid. At his father's prompting, the little boy began to mimic the birds' cries. The team carried out meticulous studies of the birds' eggshells to show that speckled areas of shells are significantly thinner than unpigmented patches. The metazoan parasite fauna of grebes and its relationship to the birds' biology. He was born and bred there, fished in the river and scrumped apples and collected birds' eggs and went to school there. I sensed the birds' presence, but I had no idea if they were Gambel's or scalies, even though the habitat read scaled quail. Stoats regularly climb trees to gain access to birds' nests, and are common raiders of nest boxes, particularly those of large species. Egg farmers do this to reboot birds' internal clocks so they start laying valuable eggs faster and, crucially, at the same time. The family Viduidae do not build their own nests, instead they lay eggs in other birds' nests. This association favours the hatterias which feed on the numerous insects attracted by the birds' excrement. Some are notable for their ability to mimic sounds such as other birds' songs. The findings also showed that high levels of glutathione indicated lower amounts of genetic damage in the birds' cells. One of these breeds, the Golden Pheasant, is brightly colored and has a characteristic tail feather longer than the birds' body. They have also been known to eat berries, birds' eggs, meat, nuts and honey. The farmers trim the birds' beaks to keep them from pecking other birds, even though debeaking causes acute pain that recurs when the bird eats. For instance, the bright-red paint used to depict flowers and birds' plumages was a common pigment from that era called cinnabar. Blackhead, or histomoniasis, is caused by a microscopic parasite which attacks the birds' livers. Preen oil is secreted and spread to straighten, protect, and waterproof birds' feathers. Yet the unfeathered skin around the birds' eyes, an indicator of core body temperature, stayed about the same. Examples from Classical Literature The nurls and birds' eyes and curls were highly prized in furniture thirty years ago, when we used the smooth plain. I don't go twittering and fluffing about in oaks and chestnuts, perching on the birds' nest steps and getting in their way. I should like to exchange birds' eggs with any correspondent of Young People. He sounded the clacker till his arm ached, and at length his heart grew sympathetic with the birds' thwarted desires. The screechy orchestra is a poor substitute for the grand birds' concerts of June and July. Can any correspondent tell me where I can get a catalogue of birds' eggs? I traded for postage-stamps, for minerals, for curios, for birds' eggs, for marbles. Much as I know'd the birds' names in the hedges to be chaffinch, sparrer, thrush. Picnicking parties never came there, nor did small boys hunting birds' nests or playing at being wild Indians. Among the ideas are to build dovecotes, so they can nest out of the way, and put contraceptives in the birds' food. It signifies 'thirty birds' and is thought to be the roc of the Arabs. There were the rustling of leaves, the croaking of frogs, the hissing of steam, and the flapping of birds' wings. If I couldn't keep secrets from th' other lads, secrets about foxes' cubs, an' birds' nests, an' wild things' holes, there'd be naught safe on th' moor. And though he laughed, Mary was at the window in a moment and in a moment more it was opened wide and freshness and softness and scents and birds' songs were pouring through. Give the best one to John as he keeps them in a box with his birds' eggs. Find more words! 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