Sentence examples for sudden bird from inspiring English sources

Most of the incubating females (nine out of 11) showed signals of distress (flying out of the nestbox or lifting its body and moving to the edge of the nest away from the source of sound; Fig.  3) in response to the bumblebee buzzing sound, and only four females responded in this way also to the sudden bird song played within the nestbox.

All of a sudden the bird's thinking, 'Is he a really good cook and just holding back?' " I still wasn't sure I was getting any fresh insights.

And then, out of the blue — or was the birds' sudden silence a loud enough warning?

I like to think that this sudden rush of birds shows that I have finally got my eye in, but without David's expert guidance I would be utterly lost, unable to identify 90% of the birds I am seeing.

We see how the car that held the weapon "came apart in a dizzying flock of shards," an image that seems, before its meaning fully lands, as serene and natural as the sudden flight of birds that it conjures.

And then the popular girl gives you a makeover or the cute jock kisses you and all of a sudden you hear birds singing and you realize that being goth was just a phase you were going through.

This kind of background sound also acts as a buffer, so any sudden noises (like birds chirping, a roommate returning home, or your hallmates' loud music) are masked -- and you keep right on sleeping.

Multiple websites have seized upon the void left by Flappy Bird's sudden removal from the Apple and Google app stores, providing free-to-play versions of Flappy Bird online.

At my best I offer him a game of frisbee or tell a story pretending to be a clumsy bird or sudden gust of wind that comes by and knocks him from the couch.

Whereas previously evidence of contagious disease spread had to be present, the new definition considered sudden death in one bird for backyard flocks as potentially being HPAI.

The sudden sound of a bird song played inside of the nestbox clearly disturbed some of the females returning to their incubation activities (Fig.  3).