Sentence examples for flocks of white from inspiring English sources

Large flocks of white storks overfly the city.

Flocks of white ibis intently pick bugs from the lawns of gated communities.

Air Force officials reported that large flocks of white pelicans had been sighted near the flight.

A thousand pickers live down in the pit, among flocks of white cowbirds, and middlemen come to buy their stock.

Most bottles are sold in New York, and some have labels featuring flocks of white Peking ducks.

What to do Take a boat trip around the Sado Estuary nature reserve to spot bottlenose dolphins, flocks of white storks and, in winter, pink flamingos (nautur.com).

In the darkness, we joined the flocks of white-robed pilgrims and made our way towards the rock-hewn church of Bet Maryam (House of Mary).

Emu-fanciers could do worse than take a trip to Marapana Wildlife World, an hour's drive south of Perth, where they can view these bizarre-looking flightless birds roaming free, along with kangaroos, wallabies, camels and possums, not to mention wattlebirds, bee-eaters, chortling kookaburras and flocks of white-tailed black cockatoos which settle in the eucalyptus trees.

Immediately there was a salvo of squawks, and a flock of white seagulls scattered across the night sky.

Ferencz spends his days in a narrow office overlooking a man-made lagoon and a flock of white ibises.

The prehistoric shriek of hadeda ibises announces the dusk, and a flock of white egrets descends onto the lawn.