Sentence examples for birds started to from inspiring English sources
The birds started to leave their breeding grounds on 27 April 2013, when the storm was whipping up tornadoes in Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas.
Birds started to be washed ashore in Dorset on 31 January when 100 were rescued and 15 were confirmed dead.
But when the popularity of Angry Birds started to fade, the bottom fell out of its bigger business.
Birds started to molt their primaries and ornamental plumage patches irrespective of treatment (Mann-Whitney U-test, nCP = 24 and nEP = 25 in all cases; primaries: U = 271.5, P = 0.57; Fig. 1; badge: U = 231.0, P = 0.17; wing-bar: U = 292.5, P = 0.88).
Predatory and seed-eating birds started to develop overt poisoning, and ornithologists became alarmed (Landell 1968).
"My birds started to be sick four days ago', explained Lockman.
European birds start to arrive back from their Antarctic winter break in May.
"When the birds start to fledge, I'll have maybe 300 at a time chitchatting and flying around.
"Birds start to negotiate a boundary dispute with song -- they don't want to fight". Vehrencamp's work also suggests that males that are most successful are those that share many song types with their territorial neighbors.
Birds start to shift and sing, and the forest rustles with the sounds of animals heading out on their evening rounds – and villagers returning home with firewood.
If nothing can be done, then it seems better to just live our lives as we always have: networking, hobnobbing, chitchatting until the sun goes black and the birds start to fall out of the sky.
