Sentence examples for birds the average from inspiring English sources

But for a driven grouse shoot to be viable, it needs far more birds: the average on grouse estates in England is 325 per square kilometre.

In total, we scored 1927 infected birds, the average sample size being 40 infected individuals per species (median = 9.5, range 1 357; Table 1).

A big chunk of that change comes from the bird: The average retail price for a turkey is $1.10 per pound, says the AFBF.

We defined the route fidelity of a bird by the average proximity of one flight path to that immediately preceding it.

Ground-nesting birds tend to take less and hole-nesting birds more time than the average.

But that long-range human vision pales in comparison to the average bird of prey; predatory birds are blessed with the kind of binocular peepers that can spot a promising meal more than three kilometres away.

To take just one example, do we summarize our knowledge about a category (e.g., birds) by storing in memory a summary prototype (a depiction of the average bird), or do we instead store all the category exemplars that we experience?

I've written before about the Obama Administration's very bad idea to take federal inspectors of the line at poultry processing plants, leaving the discovery of blood, guts, and feathers on the carcasses to overworked and underpaid line workers forced to process as many as 70 birds per minute at the average plant.

Through breeding, the characteristics of a champion will eventually transfer into the general population of bird dogs that are companions to the average upland bird hunter.

Given that criterion, the birds on average responded correctly in 82% of the trials.

Consequently, the average bird watcher can contribute to our understanding of the North American bird population.