Sentence examples for harmless bird from inspiring English sources

The lead candidate for the priming shot came from Aventis Pasteur, where scientists stitched HIV genes into a harmless bird virus called canarypox.

For example, infant vervets produce 'eagle' alarm calls to a very broad class of visual stimuli found in the air above (both harmful and harmless bird species, falling leaves, etc).

But when a harmless bird-watcher and an inoffensive orchid collector are tortured to death, the sheer savagery of the crimes has him flailing for moral ballast.

Since Orsi didn't seem to share it, I asked him how he thought hunting harmless birds benefitted society.

They have become falconers, and in town after town he watches as the priests' hawks viciously dispatch flocks of harmless birds.

They're a bit ominous looking perhaps, but they're just harmless, everyday birds.

Though these are relatively harmless to birds and mammals but are extremely toxic to many marine and freshwater forms including aquatic invertebrates, insects and fish (DeMicco et al. 2010; Prusty et al. 2011; Vani et al. 2011).

In March, lab staff sent samples of a fairly harmless strain of bird flu to scientists at the US Department of Agriculture.

To fix the problem, Lear put a knifelike edge on the metal beam in the middle of the windshield that could slice birds into harmless fillets.

"They call them 'things.' I try to explain that these birds are harmless, you have to let it go, because they have a right to live in our environment," she said.

Most types of bird flu are harmless to humans but two types, H5N1 and H7N9, have caused serious concerns.