Sentence examples for birds range from from inspiring English sources

Birds range from the thrush to the black vulture and hawk.

Although the Messel birds range from tiny hummingbird-like birds to the two-metre-tall, flightless predator Gastornis - a group of large flightless birds with heavy, hooked beaks - most species tend to be small to medium-sized.

First appearing in the fossil record in the Late Cretaceous, about 70 million years ago, neognath birds range from swimming and diving birds such as penguins, to high-performance gliders such as petrels and albatrosses, to masters of powered flight such as swifts and hummingbirds.

Birds range from solitary (e.g., many birds of prey) to highly gregarious, such as the guanay cormorants of the Peru Current off the west coast of South America, which nest in enormous colonies of hundreds of thousands and feed in large flocks with boobies and pelicans.

Large grassland birds range from the familiar common ostrich and hornbill to the lesser-known secretary bird, a large eagle-crane hybrid that hunts on foot.

Body mass of these birds range from a few dozen grams to approximately 1 kg (body mass extrapolated using limbs size and scaling equation from Hone et al. 2008), which is compatible with our estimation (0.2 to 1.9 kg).

At present she has seventy birds, ranging from nightingales to starlings.

You'll learn how to handle and fly birds ranging from hawks, falcons, owls and corvids.

One sort produces hues in birds ranging from gray to black; the other makes reddish tints.

The birds, ranging from delicate diamond doves to burly ravens, have crystal sensors surgically implanted in their pectorals and elsewhere that measure muscle contractions as they fly.

The dramatic entrance hall is decorated from floor to ceiling with animals and birds ranging from elephants to multi-coloured fish in aquariums, a graphic illustration of the wonder and diversity of the animal kingdom.