Sentence examples for birds not only from inspiring English sources

When faced with a high-threat raptor perched nearby, the birds not only call more frequently, they also attach more dee's to their call.

There was no significant difference in the proportion of birds with brood patches or of recaptures across the studied habitat types, leading to the assumption that birds not only use gallery forests for movement and foraging but also for reproduction.

The other major group of reptile descendants, the birds, not only have continued the reptilian tradition, but have evolved eggs of an improved design in a wide variety of sizes, shapes, colors, and textures.

"The birds not only act as sentinels to what is happening in nature, but the results of these studies propose hypotheses for effects that have not yet been identified for people".

Birds not only have feathers on their body but also have scales on their feet, which includes two main types: the overlapping scutate scales, which form in the metatarsal region, and the dome shaped reticulate scales positioned on the underside of the foot (Fig. 1B,B')5.

Migratory birds not only get to see the world.

In these cases the bird not only uses a tool, it "manufactures" it.

Heather Bird not only brought her own two sons, but she organized other families from her children's school to come to the event as well.

Bird not only works as a DJ and writes for the Huffington Post, she is also writing a book on weird science.

For Schaap, Bird not only lives; he is the singular genius of mid-century American music, a dynamo of virtuosity, improvisation, harmony, velocity, and feeling, and no aspect of his brief career is beneath consideration.

Eliminating Planned Parenthood and Big Bird not only doesn't make sense but is a drop in the bucket compared to the outrageous things Republicans are trying to protect.