| Minutes later, a faint reply suggests that a pair of Sokoke scops owls have roosted in the distance. |
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| The bats frequently roosted under sloughing bark that was left loosely attached to the top of the snag after the original crown of the tree fell. |
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| He observed that sanderlings, when not foraging, roosted amicably in large flocks on sandbars. |
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| Besides a house and a tool shed, the other building on their small acreage was a chicken coop where the egg-laying hens roosted. |
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| A great winter flock of starlings roosted in the trees around the clearing. |
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| Sitting below a poster-size photograph of Parker, she stroked a recuperating pigeon, while a parrot roosted on her shoulder. |
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| Birds roosted in the gables and in the huge old trees around the property. |
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| The birds roosted in contaminated buildings and then flew through holes in the roofs to a garden in a nearby village where they were fed by bird-lovers. |
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| Droppings and feathers show where grouse have been, roosted, or paused in hiding. |
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| Passenger pigeons roosted the way they migrated, in enormous flocks. |
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| Introduced to control the rats that had arrived with sailors, they had instead chosen to prey on the vast colonies of sea birds that roosted on the lava plains, wiping them out. |
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| These points illustrate the importance of eliminating pigeon infestations, thoroughly cleaning areas where they once roosted, and preventing re-infestation. |
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| An owl roosted in the tree above him, which caused his pursuers to think no man could be hidden there. |
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| Chimney swifts originally nested and roosted in hollow trees, but today they live almost exclusively in human-made structures. |
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| A great northern diver was in Foryd Bay, up to three firecrests remain at RSPB Conwy and a record 23 purple sandpipers roosted at Rhos Point on Christmas Day. |
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