Sentence examples for migratory paths from inspiring English sources

The birds' migratory paths can be followed on www.werc.usgs.gov/sattrack/.

Using the altitude, direction and speed data obtained, the researchers were able to extrapolate the birds' migratory paths.

In these forests, ancient elephant migratory paths are still used by some of the last #wild herds of Sumatran elephants.

Nearly three million birds, including some 220 species (puffins, auklets, and kittiwakes), pass through the islands on their migratory paths.

About 12,000 years later the earliest hunters in the region began following migratory paths behind the retreating ice field.

Thousands are still following the traditional migratory paths from New York City to southwest Connecticut and to other inner-ring suburbs like Westchester and northern New Jersey.

Inside is Antonio Gallegos and Valerie James's arresting installation: a collection of personal objects found along migratory paths in Arizona on the US-Mexico border.

There is just one problem with this picture, which results from nearly a century of efforts to sustain the plump white birds along their migratory paths.

Beaches and marshes are a winter refuge for many wildfowl, as well as a stop on the migratory paths of such birds as sandpipers.

The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and the fellows of its architecture school hold to this migratory path today.

It also lies on the coast, which is used by many species as a flyway, or migratory path.