Sentence examples for bird relocation from inspiring English sources

The agency's new Avian Bird Relocation System -- "That's just what it's called," a spokeswoman, Marisa Baldeo, said about the redundant title -- is the latest step in its long battle with pigeons that spatter outdoor subway stations.

THE BLUE BIRD Witness Relocation performs a play by Mikuni Yanaihara, translated by Aya Ogawa and Kameron Steele, about a group of scientists in search of an endangered species.

That could potentially backfire, he warns: "One issue then becomes the relative location of the feeding area to the new breeding site: Relocation of colonies could actually result in birds needing to fly further and more birds needing to fly across runways to forage".

The diversity and range of animals and birds in the Tien Shan increased markedly following the relocation of much of the human population to lower elevations.

Members of that beer-imbibing group may want to get themselves to Clemente Soto V z Cultural Center, where Mikuni Yanaihara's "Blue Bird," translated from the Japanese and adapted by Dan Safer's rowdy Witness Relocation troupe, is running this month.

Random contacts among flocks of poultry birds from different farms are typically associated with day-to-day relocation by trading in public markets.

The book centers on Horton, a genial African elephant, who is convinced by Mayzie, a lazy, irresponsible bird, to sit on her egg while she takes a short "break", which turns into her permanent relocation to Palm Beach.

"Relocation is the last option.

It involves a relocation".

Local terms, no relocation".

But some relocation is likely.