Sentence examples for * the seabird from inspiring English sources

"These actions will build resilience in the seabird populations in the short term, which they need in the face of emerging threats such as climate change".

"Within five years, the seabird colonies will have almost doubled in size, and additional seabirds and land birds will recolonize Redonda from neighboring islands.

But on Saturday nights, the Seabird Jazz Lounge (730 East Broadway; 562 — 243-3335; seabirdjazzlounge.com) draws jazz fans to the excellent Dale Black Quintet.

Handa may be small – just one square mile in area – but it still takes plenty of time to walk around, especially as we kept stopping to appreciate the seabird colonies on the spectacular cliffs.

Adult £9.80/child £4.90, 24-29 October, nationaltrust.org.uk The Seabird Centre's annual Pirate Weekend is inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson (he is said to have based his map of Treasure Island on the nearby island of Fidra).

Out of the seabird whoops and thrashing drumming of the intro to Endangered Species come guitar-sax exchanges that sound like Prime Time's seething fusion soundscapes made illuminatingly clearer.

This small seaside town is home to the Scottish Seabird Centre (01620 890202; seabird.org).org

That is, McCoy et al. (2001, 2005) have demonstrated higher genetic differentiation between ticks from different sympatric seabird host species than between ticks from allopatric populations of the same seabird species.

The archipelago is the largest seabird colony in the north-east Atlantic with 600,000 nesting birds each year.

"This is really the biggest seabird satellite-tracking project the world has ever had," said Tim Nevard, a consultant for the foundation and the chief race steward.

According to the researchers, seabird abundance has dropped 69.7% in just 60 years – representing the deaths of some 230 million animals.