Sentence examples for birds were actually from inspiring English sources

I hope the red bird's OK, and didn't mistakenly think the other birds were actually coming on to him.

A study with crows at the University of Washington showed that the birds were actually able to recognize individual faces.

The first line of the essay "The Caterpillar" is "People used to think that migrating birds were actually hiding underwater when they disappeared each fall".

Several of its anatomical traits, like the long and robust forelimbs once thought to be diagnostic of birds, were actually common to a group of dinosaurs known as deinonychosaurs.

"They showed in this paper that the birds were actually staying quite close to the mountain," she says.

It was once thought that attending birds were actually eating the ants, but numerous studies in various parts of Eciton burchellii's range has shown that the ants act as beaters, flushing insects, other arthropods and small vertebrates into the waiting flocks of "ant followers".

First, paleontologists spread the word that modern birds are actually living dinosaurs.

Even though they share the same hip shape, many other features show that birds are actually saurischian dinosaurs.

What most people think of as theropods (e.g., T. rex, Deinonychus) are extinct today, but recent studies have conclusively shown that birds are actually the descendants of small nonflying theropods.

He has found that flying birds are actually quite good at avoiding aircraft so good that the reason a few fail to do so owes more to miscalculation (or distraction by bad weather or predators) than stupidity.

The study makes clear that the choice between economic models, like the choice of how to feed birds, is actually quite easy: it is better to follow active economic policies that directly provide aid to workers, residents, and the environment than it is to wait for benefits to trickle down from the wealthy.