Sentence examples for avian dung from inspiring English sources

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avian excreta

The phrase "avian dung" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the droppings of birds, often in contexts related to agriculture, ecology, or environmental science.
Example: "The farmer noticed an increase in avian dung around the fields, indicating a larger bird population this season."
Alternatives: "bird droppings" or "bird feces".

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In a modern globalised world, the idea of transporting large quantities of avian dung thousands of miles in wooden sailing boats to grow turnips seems less incongruous.

The Guardian

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So is avian influenza.

The New Yorker

The avian flu?

The New York Times

There were dung heaps.

The New York Times - Magazine

Elephant dung on canvas.

The New York Times

Dinosaur Dung, Anyone?

The New York Times - Arts

At least dung beetles recycle.

The New Yorker

"Now he is cow dung.

The Economist

Mr Dung is on notice.

The Economist

On to the dung beetles.

The New York Times

I have eaten camel dung.

The Guardian - Film

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