Sentence examples for a younger bird from inspiring English sources

So there's an older bird and a younger bird that gets picked on, and if there's not enough food, then not only will that bird get picked on, it will be consumed.

The tiny, flightless beast got famous after a female penguin he'd been seeing for a decade dumped him for a younger bird, BuzzFeed reports.

A young bird in Spring time.

This style usually presses down both white and dark meat from half of a young bird.

Because young hawks have a low survival rate, she said, "removing a young bird may increase their likelihood of survival".

So I found out that "piping" is when a young bird cracks the shell of the egg when hatching, when its bones have not fully formed.

Lorenz thought that imprinting was unrewarded, yet the tendency of a young bird to follow an object on which it has been imprinted in the laboratory can be enhanced by rewarding the bird with food.

Moreover, among chaffinches and certain other species, even if a young bird hears no song at all it will still develop a crude song that has recognizable features of the full, species-typical one.

The two of them met over by the second pool table, and as the numbers-man slowly shelled out bill after bill, the colored boy covered each one tenderly with his hand, as you would hold a young bird.

One of the most jaw-dropping sequences of "The Eagle Huntress" follows Aisholpan and her father as they go out to acquire her eagle — in this case, a young bird that is almost ready to leave the nest.

I watched it for a few minutes, until it took off, at which point it was chased by a third peregrine – this time a young bird with brownish rather than blue-grey plumage.