Sentence examples for flocks of seabirds from inspiring English sources

Flenched blubber and human corpses lie under wheeling flocks of seabirds, while pods of whales call and blow in the waves.

The waters are rich in wildlife – from September this will be Sweden's first marine national park – so expect to be accompanied by seals and flocks of seabirds.

There followed long stretches of grey cliffs and barren snow-patched hills, sullen and dreary under a cold July sky, and broken only occasionally by clusters of colorful huts on the shoreline and distant flocks of seabirds.

As the ship powered out to the islands, scores of marine animals appeared; flocks of seabirds hovered over a ball of baitfish, and common dolphins raced in the ship's wake.

II: IN WHICH GEORGE RIDES ON BOATS, PLANES AND SNOWMOBILES If this story is, truly, about a flock of seabirds in the midst of worldwide climate change, then a reader may be moved to ask: Where are the birds?

As they paused and stretched, a flock of seabirds flew by cawing at the end of the stadium, a reminder of the background fog of complaints and gripes around these Olympic Games that has become a mini-industry in itself, fed with blaring accounts of each malfunctioning vending machine.

There is a large population of seabirds, especially penguins.

Its coasts have low cliffs where millions of seabirds nest.

By 2050, 99% of seabirds will have plastic in them, Hardesty's computer model forecasts.

Varley and Lack established that they were the radar reflections of seabirds.

The next day, I was woken by the calls of seabirds.