Sentence examples for * the shorebirds from inspiring English sources

That is, unless the shorebirds -- the willets and plovers, turnstones and sanderlings -- get to them first.

The gulls and their relatives (suborder Lari) are more dependent on flight for obtaining their food than are the shorebirds.

Berskon said, "My opinion is that we have enough crabs out there for the shorebirds, for the biomedical community and for some harvest".

It would be 10 years before his next novel, but in that time Matthiessen published five non-fiction works, including The Shorebirds of North America (1967) and Blue Meridian: In Search of the Great White Shark (1971), which chronicled the making of a documentary documentary about sharks, Blue Water, White Death.

For the shorebirds studied, the predicted fragmentation was coupled with habitat loss while the connectivity increased.

The scaling exponent of this relationship appears to be species-independent for the shorebirds considered.

In the past, shorebirds have played an important role as a scourge of insects.

But stardom is stardom, and as devotees of the Delmarva Shorebirds, a Baltimore Orioles farm team in Salisbury, Md., stream into the park today, they will receive what may be the first bobblehead fashioned after a captain of industry.

His Minor League Baseball career was highlighted in, when he scored 57 runs and recorded 113 hits as a member of the Delmarva Shorebirds.

The phylogenetic affinities of the fossil shorebirds in relation to their extant relatives have not yet been fully established, hence have implicitly assumed that fossil representatives of extant groups would be resolved amongst their living relatives.

This may well form a sister clade to the Charadriiformes (shorebirds); our site-stripping technique showed this relationship to be stable, from which we infer a common evolutionary history.