Sentence examples for the seabird from inspiring English sources
noun
Any bird that spends most of its time in coastal waters or over the oceans.
Overfishing and climate change have drastically reduced the number of sand eels, the engine that drives the seabird colonies of Orkney and the rest of Britain.
"These actions will build resilience in the seabird populations in the short term, which they need in the face of emerging threats such as climate change".
"Within five years, the seabird colonies will have almost doubled in size, and additional seabirds and land birds will recolonize Redonda from neighboring islands.
But on Saturday nights, the Seabird Jazz Lounge (730 East Broadway; 562 — 243-3335; seabirdjazzlounge.com) draws jazz fans to the excellent Dale Black Quintet.
The researchers tracked the nutrients coming from the seabird guano to the coastal waters and documented an abundance of the rays in the waters by the native forests.
For the one-hour ice field trip, Mr. de Creeft crosses the bay, flies over the seabird rookery on Gull Island and toward the Grewingk Glacier, an ice sheet pocked by aquamarine crevasses.
Even the seabirds had largely abandoned it.
The seabirds stopped their tuning, the ocean went mute.
The seabirds there are amazing - godwits, oystercatches, brent geese and Canadian geese.
Meadhurst, a birdwatcher, has no doubt what is responsible for the seabirds moving inland.
The seabirds, which seem mostly to have died onshore, have been found from Lambayeque to Lima.
