Sentence examples for most common bird from inspiring English sources

"Since the mid-20th century, it has become the world's most common bird.

Nationwide, the most common bird species involved in the collisions was the mourning dove.

Favourite migratory songbirds include robins, orioles, thrushes, meadowlarks, and red-winged blackbirds, the state's most common bird.

In early June, the Audubon Society released a report chronicling the disturbing decline of some of America's most common bird species.

In one space a dozen red-tailed hawks, the most common bird Ms. Tracy sees, were in various states of health.

Prof Jan Zalasiewicz, a geologist at the University of Leicester and the chair of the Working Group on the Anthropocene, said: "It has become the world's most common bird.

The most common bird-sound I used to hear was the clack of a handsome azure-winged magpie as it rummaged through my crab-apple tree.

One of our smallest and most common birds, the wren, suffers badly from the cold.

The most common birds are chatty little things, much more easily heard than seen.

Honeyeaters include some of the most common birds of Australia, New Guinea, and the western Pacific islands.

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