The phrase "a range of birds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety or selection of different bird species or types.
Example: "The nature reserve is home to a range of birds, including eagles, sparrows, and flamingos."
Alternatives: "a variety of birds" or "a selection of birds".
So on top of predation by a range of birds and mammals, there is a risk that rising water levels, commonplace in the Highlands, will wash the eggs out.
In fact, the expedition was a serious affair, including an expert ornithologist, a specialist in animal capture and a senior member of the Indian Zoological Survey, and was intended to survey a range of birds and animals across east Nepal.
A timber aviary contains a range of birds.
The Moreton Bay Ramsar includes freshwater lakes, swamps, marshes and sandflats and is an important site for a range of bird species.
Situated off mainland South Australia, Kangaroo Island is home to native wildlife such as sea lions, koalas and a range of bird species.
A large proportion of the world's rare coastal vegetated shingle is found here, which together with the marshland provides important habitats for a range of bird species, mammals and invertebrates.
At Espiritu Santo National Park, we'll watch for whales, dolphins, sea turtles, manta rays, and tropical fish as well as a range of bird species, including Blue-footed Boobies and Reddish Egrets.
And the Sam Veasna Center, a nonprofit ecotourism group established in Siem Reap in 2006, which manages wildlife viewing trips with exclusive access to Wildlife Conservation Society sites across Cambodia, offers guided trips to a range of bird sanctuaries, including the Northern Plains from $670 a person for a four-day trip.
3. Pedestrian crossings emit a range of bird chirping sounds when the cross sign is displayed.
Now, a study across a range of bird species suggests that a larger brain may confer at least one important advantage: being better able to survive in new, non-native environments.
Garden Bird Watch participants (c. 9000) record the presence of a range of bird and other wildlife species encountered each week throughout the year; a subset (c. 30%) submit actual counts of each species seen using an online recording form.
