Sentence examples for mew gull from inspiring English sources

As for the Mew Gull, it was restored in the 1970s.

A strip theory model is employed and verified for two types of birds, namely, Jack Daw, and Mew Gull.

Because the Mew Gull has been studied in Europe as well as North America, its life history is well known.

And it was in the Mew Gull, which he called the "king of all racing machines" that Henshaw, in 1938, won the King's Cup.

The Mew Gull is a characteristic bird of beaches and river estuaries along the Pacific coast in winter and is the smallest of the "white-headed" gulls in North America, where it was formerly known as the Short-billed Gull.

In North America, significant research has been done on Mew Gull breeding biology in British Columbia (Vermeer and Devito 1986) and Alaska (south-central region by Burger and Gochfeld and the Anchorage area by Adamson ).

Onshore, Mew Gulls may frequent flooded fields and short-grass pastures and are common, and perhaps best known, around sewage-treatment ponds and outfalls in coastal communities.

There, beneath the wheeling, mewing gulls, one can see great salmon leap ing out of the Atlantic and fighting their way up a hostile line of boulders into Butler's Pool, a famous fishing stream.

Una's long description of her abandonment in Tynemouth was originally accompanied by a soundscape of mewing gulls and pealing bells as if the memory of the event were still painfully alive within her.

They (his children) wear Gull shirts, Gull hats, Gull pins.

The beach is at its best in the early morning when, as one strolls atop the seawall on the Promenade Jacques Thibaut, the silence is broken only by the rushing surf, the mewing of gulls and the bells of St. Jean Baptiste summoning worshipers to early Mass.