Sentence examples for indigenous birds from inspiring English sources
Indigenous birds and birds of passage are plentiful.
She spent her time doing needlework of the indigenous birds of France.
This study involved the use of social media, Twitter, Citizen Science, and the knowledge of indigenous birds.
Industrial hens bred purely to lay eggs will produce as many as 300 a year, experts say, compared with 20 to 30 for most indigenous birds.
About 300 bird species are found on the island, some two-thirds of which are migratory; notable indigenous birds include flamingos, royal thrushes, and nightingales.
Our country is overrun with British starlings and English sparrows who by their very numbers impede the progress of indigenous birds, but we do not hire thugs to go out and slaughter them all.
"This type of grassland is steadily declining in the Northeast, as are their indigenous bird species".
Macaws, Toucans and Harpy Eagle are among the 700 indigenous bird species.
The Season was written by the first-time playwright Nathan Maynard as a tribute to Indigenous bird harvesting culture.
Road and development effects warrant special attention in protected areas because such places may be important sources of indigenous bird communities in a region.
However, as a result of the accidental introduction in the 1940s of the brown tree snake, an invasive species from New Guinea, indigenous bird life on Guam has been devastated.
