Sentence examples for birds for which from inspiring English sources

Franzen begins his essay with an expression of deep and admirable love for birds, for which he has been a long-time advocate.

On television she took roles in mini-series like "The Thorn Birds," for which she won an Emmy, and making guest appearances on shows like "Hawaii Five-O".

Even birds for which the New York coastline is home were transported unusually far inland, with a laughing gull spotted in Ithaca, for example.

As elsewhere in Wulingyuan, there are monkeys aplenty for such mobs to see and feed (illegally); but if there really are cloud leopards and pangolins and all the other animals and birds for which this reserve is said to be famous, the commotion along the Golden Whip River Canyon has clearly sent them all scurrying off into the forest.

Included are prominent terrestrial birds—such as ostriches, secretary birds, Nubian bustards, and ground hornbills and the water and shore birds for which the region is famous such as the garganeys, shovelers, fulvous tree ducks, Egyptian geese, pink-backed pelicans, marabou storks, glossy ibises, and African spoonbills.

Along with the growth of the age, the male individuals tend to relatively decrease, but there exists a variety of birds for which, on the contrary, the male individuals relatively increase.

A few years ago, for the first time, people began to see robins, a bird for which the Inuit in his region have no word.

Each clan of parasitic cuckoos is called a gente, and each gente parasitizes only one species of bird for which the females of that gente have evolved egg mimicry.

The only other bird for which a substantially complete genome sequence is available is the zebra finch (Taeniopygia guttata).

The one bird for which no first reaction band was observed in any of the three repeat reactions was considered to be a poor quality template and was removed from further consideration.

Indeed, the only bird for which TAS2R sequences have been described is the chicken and that genome encodes just three intact TAS2Rs (Hillier et al. 2004).