Sentence examples for beak tail from inspiring English sources
Step 3: Next consider features like beak, tail, plumage.
The northern lapwing, which is about 30cm long from beak to tail, can be seen across the British Isles throughout the year, favouring farmland, wetland and meadows during the breeding season and pasture and ploughed fields during the winter months.
Measuring 2.6 metres from beak to tail, it was clearly a juvenile, as an adult bottlenose can reach 4 metres in length.
From beak to tail, the body of each is about 1.2 metres (4 feet) long.
Her book is not a war on cliché but a brokered peace: an affectionate, joshing effort to understand and explain the British from beak to tail feather.
Ctesias states that in India there is a fish called the platanista with a dolphin's beak and tail, but 24 ft. long.
The male would strike the "sky-pointing" pose, thrusting his wings back and directing his long beak and tail feathers upward.
Restricted interfering with the animal's integrity (no polling, beak trimming, tail clipping, etc).
Although it is on average about seven to eight cm shorter from beak to tail than the California condor, the Andean condor is larger in wingspan, which ranges from 270-320 cm.
Notice what it says about the beak, or tail.
Archaeologist Peter Vang Petersen comments that while the symbolism of the brooches is open to debate, the shape of the beaks and tail feathers confirms the brooch depictions are ravens.
