Sentence examples for bird which can from inspiring English sources
The only answer to this leveling-out, it seems, is the platform's acquisition by a bigger corporate bird, which can regurgitate an influx of capital and absorb our tweets into its own data-craving metabolism.
The idealization procedures needed for planets would not make good sense for birds: there are no disturbing parameters which, when going to zero, turn a real bird into an ideal bird which can necessarily fly and which is approximated by the real bird.
The chocolate brown youngster takes to the air nine months after hatching, the longest pre-fledging period of any bird, but when it does, it breaks another record, as adults have the longest wingspan of any living bird, which can reach over 5metres.
We used "metal egg temperature" as an indicator of heat put into the eggs by the incubating bird, which can be compared between individuals.
Goslings require 1.5 cm of feeder space per bird which can be provided either with a double-sided linear feeder or with a circular feeder.
It is true that only the N-bird and the nest together can proceed with the 'reactions', the result of which is the production of at least one new bird, which can also build a nest, and so on.
The Guira Cuckoo is highly social and is generally seen in flocks of 6-8 birds which can accrue to over 20 individuals at times, especially after breeding.
Wilson says that adults birds, which can live for several decades, will breed less or stop altogether until the ice breaks up and food becomes plentiful again.
For birds, which can easily move many kilometers, habitat changes on the scale of tens of meters can viewed as rapidly varying.
Mr. Mason's outfit took 350 tourists paragliding last season with rescued birds (which can no longer fend for themselves in the wild), and operates Himalayan Raptor Rescue, a rehabilitation center for injured birds of prey.
The South Korean authorities suspect migratory birds, which can carry the disease over thousands of miles, caused their current outbreaks; and indeed, H5N1 has been found in wild birds in Hong Kong this month.
