Sentence examples for birds so far from inspiring English sources

A fifth of them came from Minnesota, which has four million confirmed dead birds so far.

Only a few have attracted birds so far but no one is panicking.

Melanie Driscoll, director of bird conservation in the gulf for the National Audubon Society, said similar multipliers may need to be applied to 8,000 birds so far discovered by the government, especially in a category known as secretive marsh birds.

While new bird flu outbreaks are occurring in the turkey market – Minnesota, the country's leading turkey producer, has 4m confirmed dead birds so far – Elam said cold storage stocks and the number of hens still on farms suggest turkeys will be available for Thanksgiving.

All of our manpower has gone to Angry Birds so far, but we're working on new titles, that may or may not be Angry Birds related.

The results of these studies suggested that the gene expressions within mammals and even within vertebrates are globally conserved, but corroborations of this phenomenon including the largest group of terrestrial vertebrates – i.e. the birds – so far has been scant.

Colin Miskelly, from the Museum of New Zealand, said it was exceptional to find the bird so far away from its usual habitat.

"This is the first controlled evidence for the social transmission of an original tool use event in any bird so far," Stefan Weber, a student at the University of Vienna's department of cognitive biology and a co-author of a new paper about the research, said in a written statement.

The birds fly so far that the curvature of the Earth puts them beyond range of land-based radio receivers.

Olfactory navigation is empirically well founded, but its way of operation and, in particular, the concrete olfactory inputs processed by the birds are so far unknown.

Because these birds fly so far, their bodies change dramatically to allow them to complete their journeys.