Sentence examples for bird breeder from inspiring English sources

Born to Derek, a bird breeder, and Beryl (nee Coles), Alan grew up in Hitchin, Hertfordshire.

The spectacularly tedious opening chapters seem to have been composed by a pedantic British horticulturist and bird breeder eager only to share news of his puttering in the garden and pigeon coop.

Mr. Stern took the writer to the room where the male canaries are kept and introduced him to Willie Odenwald, who is a 4th generation bird breeder from the Hartz Mountains - he knows a lot about sexing canaries.

Farmer's lung is the prototype of a number of diseases that are categorized as hypersensitivity pneumonitis; these include pigeon breeder's lung (also called bird fancier's, or bird breeder's, lung), mushroom worker's lung, cheesewasher's lung, and coffee worker's lung.

Originally named "Marmite Sandwich" by the bird breeder's 12-year-old son who raised the owlet, Windrow immediately realised this gentle pigeon-sized bird was completely different to the skittish Wellington: Perched on the back of a sunlit chair was something about 9 inches tall and shaped rather like a plump toy penguin with a nose-job.

You can purchase a hand-fed baby from a specialty bird store or bird breeder.

Haupt, a bird lover herself — good Darwinian writing continues to come from the edges as much as from the center of the field — points out how obsessive and complicated Darwin's relation to bird breeders was.

Because of Stroud's contributions to the field of ornithology, he gained a large following of thousands of bird breeders, and poultry raisers who demanded his release, and for many years a "Committee to Release Robert F. Stroud" campaigned to have Stroud released from prison.

Transmission of C. psittaci from birds to humans is frequently reported and veterinarians, poultry farmers, bird breeders and pet shopkeepers are in particular at high risk [17] [27].

Hypersensitivity pneumonitis is commonly associated with occupational or avocational exposures, such as moldy hay in farmers or bird antigen in bird breeders.

If the bird has still not recovered, keep looking for shelters, humane societies, and bird breeders in the area.