The phrase "as seabird" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something in relation to a seabird, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The bird soared through the sky, graceful as a seabird."
Alternatives: "like a seabird" or "similar to a seabird."
The genesis of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands (NWHI) as a protected area began on February 3 , 1909 when U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt created the Hawaiian Islands Reservation through Executive Order 1019, as a response to the over-harvesting of seabirds, and in recognition of the importance of the NWHI as seabird nesting sites.
Although the environmental lobby has been effective in encouraging action by industry and government on some issues such as seabird and marine mammal bycatch, the effort to affect policy is confined to a small number of individuals.
Some, such as seabirds, now lay their eggs later in the year than they did before.
Alcyone, bereft wife and her drowned husband, Ceyx, are renewed as seabirds.
Over 100 songbird species are included as well as seabirds, hawks, owls, grouse, hummingbirds, and woodpeckers.
As the slick drifted towards the Louisiana coast, conservationists warned of a catastrophe for wildlife such as seabirds using beaches as nesting grounds at peak breeding season.
The sardines attract several shark species, dolphins, seals, sailfish and even whales, as well as seabirds in a feeding orgy that lasts several weeks.
In turn, its flesh nourishes bigger, more edible and lucrative fish — like striped bass and bluefish — as well as seabirds and marine mammals.
The availability of fish to top mobile predators such as seabirds and fishermen and to fisheries surveys depends on their schooling behaviour.
It was all too easy to let time slide by, watching the big blue and white ferries setting off for Orkney and Shetland, as seabirds wheeled across a boundless sky.
Human fishing activities are negatively altering marine ecosystems in many ways [1, 2], but scavenging animals such as seabirds are taking advantage of such activities by exploiting fishery discards [3 5].
