Sentence examples for common and grey from inspiring English sources

There are healthy populations of common and grey seals.

Seals Feast your eyes on common and grey seals on city rivers.

The terns are accompanied by more than 1,100 common and grey seals, and rare plants such as matted sea lavender, sea heath and grey hair grass.

Hot spots for seals – both common and grey seals – show clusters around Canary Wharf and the Isle of Dogs – partly because tall office blocks and flats on the riverside have given people a better viewing point.

These days, the village and its neighbour Morston are good places to jump aboard boat trips (1 1½ hours) out to a 500-strong colony of common and grey seals that bask and breed on nearby Blakeney Point.

Both common and grey seals can be seen off the beach.

Cylinder explosions are unusual and tend to lead to multiple casualties, but gas leaks from insecure connections are probably more common and cluster with grey market provision [ 19, 23, 35].

The themes were selected because they best described the common findings from both published and grey literature.

Analysis of artefacts from La Blanca has revealed an unusual and almost total absence of obsidian, while flint of various colours (including red, pink, orange, brown, cream and grey) is particularly common.

Look out for roe deer, red squirrels, seals, stonechats, common terns, grey heron and osprey.

Conservation biologist Dr Renate Kowalik, of the Zoological Society of London, which will be at the event, said: 'People who come along might see a bottlenose dolphin that has been in the area for a while, common or grey seals and, if we are lucky, harbour porpoises.' The ZSL runs a Thames marine mammal survey all year, and asks people to record anything they spot in the Thames at Zsl.org.org