Sentence examples for ocean birds from inspiring English sources

Because of its location amid barrier islands and wetlands, fresh water and ocean, birds come to rest, eat and nest.

In the old stories and news accounts, Mr. Clark finds frequent comparisons of surfers to ocean birds, and references to surfing as a sexual dance.

Even when it crumbles in the ocean, birds have been known to feed tiny particles to chicks because it resembles fish eggs.

He meant a whole religious world, something from the time before the haoles came — a Hawaiian world with elaborate rules and taboos and secret, hard-won understandings about the land, the ocean, birds, fish, animals, and the gods.

Such dismal findings point to one of the study's patterns: open ocean birds – such as albatrosses, frigatebirds, petrels and shearwaters – are generally faring worse than birds that stick near the coasts.

And from the first notes of the opener, "Harry's Song," which wraps an insinuating piano figure around lyrics that are about the mysterious nature of a love object — along with the ocean, birds, prison, and dinosaurs — the tone is one of gentle darkness.

I hear there are waterfalls, deserts, oceans, birds, whales, crickets and a moon.

- In the near-shore region, it has been observed that small fishes act as cleaners of ocean sunfish., There is some documentation that sea birds picked parasites off ocean sunfish,, although direct evidence has not yet been found.

After all, they were land birds, not sea birds that could dive for food in the ocean.

In Maine, warmer waters, ocean acidification and extreme weather are threatening clam populations and sea birds.

Later, after a lunch of freshly caught grilled fish in the beachside restaurant, Bridget went for a yoga session in a glass-walled room facing the ocean, with birds chattering busily as the sun dipped under the horizon.