Sentence examples for erratic migration from inspiring English sources
Water rails are known to have an erratic migration pattern, and good flight capabilities, which could allow them to fly long distances to find alternative shallow water habitats in times of instability [ 9].
Or has the evolution of migration policies followed more erratic patterns with levels of restrictiveness oscillating in accordance with, for instance, economic cycles and the political colours of governments?
Scattered disc objects are believed to have been ejected into erratic orbits by the gravitational influence of Neptune's early outward migration.
The migration is completed in compact flocks, which travel in an erratic, wavelike flight pattern.
Nevertheless, waterfowl harvests have been erratic of late, as some hunters have suggested climate change has affected the timing of the spring migration of waterfowl as well as the migratory routes taken by the waterfowl, because of the longer presence of open water.
The effects of climate change – increased intensity and frequency of extreme weather, significant warming in some hotspots and extreme temperatures, rising sea level, more erratic and unpredictable rain patterns, among other things – will influence the scale, duration, location and distance of pre-existing migration patterns.
"But it was erratic. it was erratic fire, erratic passion.
