Sentence examples for birds were reared from inspiring English sources

The birds were reared at Slimbridge Wetland Centre in 2010 and 2011 before being freed into the wild in Somerset as part of the Great Crane Project.

The birds were reared in the laboratory aviary under the natural local photoperiod for Rennes (48°LN), and supplied with water and food (vitamin-supplemented pellets and wheat) ad libitum.

Experimental birds were reared until 27 30 weeks of age.

All sampled birds were reared and shot in the wild.

The birds were reared in a colony and housed in an aviary with other adult zebra finches.

The birds were reared in floor pens covered with a 5-cm thick layer of wood shavings.

Financial concerns dictate that most birds are reared as fast as possible, but flavour only comes through time.

The colour cams give pupils a "live" view of how young birds are reared and what their general feeding habits are.

Instead, these birds are reared in temperature-controlled conditions with more than usual space to move around for between 42 and 49 days (the intensive industry norm is 37 days.

The pheasant's ubiquity is largely due to its popularity as a gamebird: millions of birds are reared in captivity each year, to be released in time for the start of the shooting season on 1 October.

Birds (60 BJY and 48 AA) were reared in stair-step caging under continuous lighting using standard conditions of temperature, humidity and ventilation.