Sentence examples for birds from this from inspiring English sources

"The young birds from this nest will determine the future of the shrike in the U.K.," he said.

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One of the birds from this study in collaboration with Springwatch flew 96,000km, making the overall distance longer than that of any other migratory species on record.

The best time for viewing the vast array of vividly-coloured birds from this region is before 10 am, and if you go on a weekday the reserve is blissfully serene.

The review found that fossil birds from this period generally closely resemble a modern species or genus, and those that do not can usually be placed in a modern family with a fair degree of confidence.

No clinical, gross, microscopic or bacteriological evidence for botulism, avian influenza or other infectious or toxic process was detected in birds from this mass-stranding event.

English zoologist and author George Robert Gray assigned some eclectus parrot (Eclectus roratus) subspecies from the Moluccas to Mascarinus in his book A List of the Genera of Birds from the 1840s, but this idea was soon dismissed by other writers.

Remove the birds from the marinade.

Birds from the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia.

Birds from the state of Veracruz, Mexico.

Two undescribed birds from the Falkland Islands.