Sentence examples for visible bird from inspiring English sources

"They're such a visible bird for the region".

But as time passes, you begin to notice the absence of genuinely tropical trees and undergrowth; the drab coloration of the few visible birds and reptiles; the bits of trash underfoot; and the frequency of low-flying jumbo jets overhead.

However, the domestic fowl were even more intimidated by peacock butterflies that had their eyespots visible; birds took longer to return to the vicinity of the butterfly/food, were more likely to utter alarm calls and took longer to resume foraging after confronting a peacock butterfly with its eyespots visible compared with when confronting a peacock with its eyespots painted over.

We seek opportunities to work with the glass industry to develop a glass that is transparent to humans but visible to birds.

When the atmosphere in London became filled with soot, the white trees became darker and the lighter coloured moths were more visible to birds.

In "Don Otavio," the chapter on the town of Querétaro gets to Querétaro only in the last paragraph, because Bedford wants to tell us about Mexican provincial inns: The ground floor is always a large, unkempt parlour opening into the patio without much transition, full of overgrown plants, wicker chairs, objects without visible use, birds free and caged, and a number of sleeping dogs.

Mr. Salazar said that the turbines should also be painted off-white to reduce their contrast with the sea and sky while still remaining visible to birds and that their lights should be turned off during the day and dimmed more at night than originally planned.

The decal is covered in fluorescent ultraviolet paint that makes it invisible to humans but visible to birds.

Adhesive tape that is visible to birds can be stuck on windows but it is not widely available, while blinds and other shades can be expensive to install.

"The way to make glass visible to birds is to create visual markers on the glass, alerting them to the presence of a solid object".

An alternative solution could be to use glass that emits UV signals that are more visible to birds than humans - Klem is positive about the only product to do this, Ornilux, but would like to see it developed further.