Sentence examples for population of birds from inspiring English sources

The government would provide the initial population of birds.

A population of birds, or any organism, can speciate if isolated from its neighbors.

We built a spatially-explicit model for a population of birds in a forested landscape.

In The Origin of Species he describes how in one severe winter almost the entire population of birds and small mammals on his estate was wiped out.

Drawn often by Mull's rich population of birds of prey, bird-watchers also now crowd the decks of the whale-watching boats.

"East Anglia has a large population of birds, deer, dogs and foxes which might mechanically spread the CSF virus," it said.

Through breeding, the characteristics of a champion will eventually transfer into the general population of bird dogs that are companions to the average upland bird hunter.

Unlike DDT, which devastated populations of birds of prey, diclofenac does not accumulate in the tissues of livestock or birds.

On the latter islands, the larger populations of birds produced larger deposits of guano — nitrogen-rich bird excrement.

Technical director Savvas Othon said: "AviGo is the hottest innovation for controlling pest populations of birds.

This in turn had a cascading effect, disrupting vegetation growth and upsetting populations of birds and small mammals.