Sentence examples for aggressive bird from inspiring English sources

THE British lager lout, like an aggressive bird, has extended his range.

Some have questioned whether the aggressive bird was a nod to those logos of American Eagle Outfitters, American Living at J. C. Penney, Boston College or Anheuser-Busch, but it was actually the creation of Louise Mingenbach, a veteran costume designer.

The noisy miner is a notably aggressive bird, and chasing, pecking, fighting, scolding, and mobbing occur throughout the day, targeted at both intruders and colony members.

Which is the more likely culprit, aggressive birds or aggressive neighborhood boys of rock-throwing age?

More aggressive birds like wrens and sparrows often kick them out of their nesting boxes.

Sturnidae, songbird family, order Passeriformes, consisting of the starlings and mynas, nearly 120 species of jaunty aggressive birds distributed worldwide.

They are closely related to the wrens (family Troglodytidae), which they resemble in behaviour and colour, being active, aggressive birds of grayish to brownish colouring.

The tendency had been to breed from the best layers (the equivalent of the City bankers with the highest bonuses), which led to higher production but also a strain of mean, aggressive birds with short life spans.

In what may be a deliberate Hitchcock homage, Nancy is knocked off her board by a brief seagull swarm – but for the most part the malevolent natural world is represented, not by improbably aggressive birds, but by an improbably aggressive and determined shark.

The first step was figuring out whether aggressive birds choose different habitats than nonaggressive ones.

Less aggressive birds, who didn't compete as well for these prime locations, wound up settling in closed forest areas with fewer nesting sites.