Sentence examples for smarter birds from inspiring English sources
It seems that building and appreciating designer follies has led to smarter birds.
The lab-tested birds belong to a monitored wild population, and the team reported in 2012 that "smarter" birds laid more eggs and were more efficient foragers.
"There are going to be some seagulls popped," admits Mr Patterson, adding that "after several generations we'll have smarter birds".
"Smart birds, no doubt about that," Steve said.
Or how about the feral pigeon or herring gull – street-smart birds far more in keeping with modern Britain?
This is one more bit of evidence of how smart birds really are, and it is intriguing because the pigeons' performance was so similar to the monkeys'.
This family is among the smartest birds, with some species using tools and in other ways showing the capacity for complex thought and for cultural transmission of learned information.
Venture farther afield, and you can watch dolphin gulls, as I have done in the port of Ushuaia on Tierra del Fuego; silver gulls, the ones you always see flying away from a cover drive in Aussie test matches; and the majestic great black-headed gulls – one of the smartest birds I have ever seen, roosting in their hundreds on salt pans next to an Israeli kibbutz.
Smart birds, those albatrosses.
"These birds are very smart birds and very social, and communication and contact is important between them," Robinson told Australia's Daily Telegraph.
