Sentence examples for birds from one from inspiring English sources

A total of 270 birds from one day of age were housed in a masonry shed divided into six rooms with light isolation.

And when baby birds from one species are placed with a different species, they will learn the songs specific to their new families.

There he shot and shot - 780 birds from one gun in one day is still a record - and when not shooting, turned for his pleasure to the estate's female servants: "You can still sometimes see his nose in the streets of Thetford" is local wisdom.

It is population-level management, and one worker claimed that for a two-week period, they pulled out 5,000 dead birds from one barn every day.

The changes that greatly reduced the prevalence of avian influenza in live bird markets in Hong Kong included the ruling of no carryover of birds from one day to the next and daily stall cleaning.

For instance, Cape gannets Morus capensis from two colonies off South African coasts show contrasted foraging strategies: birds from one colony feed on natural prey, i.e. pelagic fish targeted by fisheries, while occupants of the second colony feed mainly on fishery wastes [11].

It looks like a swooping mythical bird from one angle and an accordion with a hole in it from another, as defiant of interpretation as Stein's poetry.

"Carpenter said that originally when they approached him, he was concerned that they wanted to fly the bird from one end of the coliseum to the other," Durham said.

The duration of restraint (including blood sampling) varied among six groups of 12 broilers each (i.e. one bird from one group per pen and handling manner): Group 30 s (30 seconds), Group 60 s (60 seconds), Group 90 s (90 seconds), Group 120 s (120 seconds), Group 150 s (150 seconds) and Group 180 s (180 seconds).

When birds migrate from one place to another, you rarely see them flying on their own.

The bearing and conduct of the birds varies from one image to the next.