Sentence examples for eastern bird from inspiring English sources

The timber industry also believes that the villain in the spotted owls' continued decline is not loss of forest habitat, but the arrival of the barred owl, an eastern bird that now out-competes the spotted owl.

When compared to 33 genotypes from the western population of C. heliobates, the eastern bird revealed seven unique alleles.

Two independent rounds of DNA extraction and genotyping of the eastern bird produced 100% agreement across all loci.

Assignment tests [33] showed likelihood values of the eastern bird (−22.2) are well below the range of values for C. heliobates (mean±SD: −6.4±1.3).

The observed heterozygosity at the 14 autosomal loci for the eastern bird (43%) was slightly higher than the average for the western population (36%).

This clade emerged in the beginning of the 20th century and then spread northwards in the 1970s 80s, mainly following the eastern bird migratory route connecting Northern Africa and Israel with Russia and Central Europe.

Dr. Van Buskirk's work took place in the eastern United States, and he found just the opposite trend: eastern birds are shrinking rather than growing.

Susan D. Ralston of Knopf books, who oversees the series, says that the Leatherette covers are not likely to be abandoned because owners know, even when the printed half-jacket is gone, that the red back is "Eastern Birds".

In North America, most studies have focused on eastern birds and it is unclear how western bird assemblages respond to the effects of residential development.

Occasional shorebirds and eastern birds also visit the park.

Furthermore, the eastern birds diverged into nomadic little ravens and, in forested refuges, forest ravens.