Sentence examples for strong birds from inspiring English sources

Steve Micklewright, executive director of BirdLife Malta, said: "The birds flying from Africa to northern Europe in the spring are the strong birds.

The Monarch is unique among butterflies, surviving tough, long, high-altitude flights with a hardiness that strong birds would envy.

That way, you're guaranteed a strong bird with a good taste - not for nothing do we say Gallina vecchia fa buon brodo ("Old hen makes good stock" - which, incidentally, is also something one young man might say to another when an attractive, slightly older woman walks past in the village square).

An exclosure experiment in bush canopies, conducted at the same location as in the present study, showed strong bird predation effects on arthropods in bush canopies, which indicates that prey found in the understory is an important food resource in these forests [ 34].

There's the Sling Scope for pinpoint targeting, Birdquake to shake down precariously perched pigs, Super Seeds for stronger birds, and the King Sling for a velocity boost.

In fact, parental care is so strong in birds that a whole bunch of bird species have evolved ways to hijack that imperative.

And Godwin seems to borrow the concept of using a flock of strong, trained birds to fly Gonsales to the Moon from Francis Bacon's Sylva sylvarum ("Natural History"), published in July 1626, all evidence in favour of McColley's generally accepted dating of "1626 29, with the probable years of composition 1627 28".

Plus she's a strong old bird.

The condors (species of vultures) and the eagles are among the largest and strongest of birds.

Among the three taxa, overall correlations were weak but were consistently positive and strongest between birds and mammals, while correlations involving reptiles were usually weak and negative.

They are mostly strong-flying birds of open country or open water, nesting on the ground and feeding on animal matter in or near water.