Sentence examples for successful birds from inspiring English sources

And our research suggests it could be the most successful Birds Eye campaign in the last 20 years".

Conservation and reintroduction efforts for the most endangered large birds, particularly red kites, have proved so successful birds have been taken off the red list.

A new study reveals why this lineage has been so successful: Birds started downsizing well before the rest of the dinosaurs disappeared.

We suggest defining successful birds with respect to colonisation or invasion process through behavioural innovation rather than an ambiguous habitat generalist definition.

Altogether, skipping birds had in the long run the highest chance of being successful breeders (0.79, 95% confidence interval [95 CI]: [0.36,0.96]) followed by failed birds (0.61, 95 CI: [0.33,0.83]), while successful birds had the lowest chance (0.57, 95 CI: [0.45,0.69]: electronic supplementary material, tables S8 and S9).

Jenny Dickson, a supervising wildlife biologist with the D.E.P., was attending a meeting in Texas a decade ago when she learned about the successful bird trail there.

The most evolutionary successful bird is the one that a. Live 5 years, lays 12 eggs in a lifetime, 4 hatch and survive to breed 8.2% b.

The scientists think that a new population of mosses can be established from a single, successful bird-dispersal event, because many moss species can self-fertilize and grow as clones.

Even Rovio (the company responsible for the ultra-successful bird-flinging app) is a logo as familiar as EA's.

The bigger the brain, the more successful the birds were at overcoming the challenges of a new environment, such as finding new food resources or avoiding predators.

I caught up with Peter Vesterbacka, Mighty Eagle at Rovio, the creators of the successful Angry Birds franchise, yesterday at the Planet Of The Apps conference in London.