Sentence examples for birds owls from inspiring English sources

The most engaging sculptures are small birds, owls and even a red fox composed of materials like chopped clothing, towels, feathers, newspaper, beeswax, and mud; wildlife created from refuse.

Though Swarovski tableware was considered an elegant gift in Europe and Asia, what Americans bought by the thousands were the kitschy animal collectibles the crystal bears, birds, owls and porcupines.

Jen Carmen, who has been tattooing for 20 years and owns New Foundland, NJ's Monarch Tattoo, noted, "As far as trends go, we have been tattooing lots of birds, owls and ravens being the most popular.

Unlike those of most other birds, owl eyes look are focused directly ahead.

But in my opinion, it is problematic to compare those earlier reports with this UK-based study because birds, especially owls, have vastly different uses and cultural significances in India and Indonesia, so demand for owls in those countries stems from a variety of cultural uses (i.e.; traditional "medicine") that are not comparable to the UK owl trade.

(Images of birds, especially owls, are inexplicably popular. One crafter told me she was sick of making the same owl over and over — but that's what her customers wanted).

Curiously, the elephant has attracted doens of birds - owls, starlings, goldfinches, vultures, larks; they are meant to symbolize Western efforts to colonie India (Johnson).

Curiously, the elephant has attracted dozens of birds -- owls, starlings, goldfinches, vultures, larks; they are meant to symbolize Western efforts to colonize India (Johnson).

Curiously, the elephant has attracted dozens of birds -- owls, starlings, goldfinches, vultures, larks and so on -- painted in a lucid, Audubon-like manner.

Nocturnal birds, like owls and nighthawks, wake up as the sun sets and hunt at night.

The farm is now teeming with birds (including owls), butterflies and bees.