Sentence examples for widespread bird from inspiring English sources

The domesticated chicken is probably the most widespread bird in the annals of planet Earth.

Ecologists fear that if the decline in insects is widespread, bird populations will be next to be hit.

During this time, widespread bird activity accounted for secondary apatite formation on the surface of calcareous oolites.

The Alpine chough is a host of the widespread bird flea Ceratophyllus vagabunda, two specialist chough fleas Frontopsylla frontalis and F. laetus, a cestode Choanotaenia pirinica, and various species of chewing lice in the genera Brueelia, Menacanthus and Philopterus.

The peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus), also known as the peregrine, and historically as the duck hawk in North America, is a widespread bird of prey in the family Falconidae.

"Our native alpine parrot, the kea, cheeky as all get-out and nosey to the max, has just been estimated as having a total population around the 5,000 mark, [and] this once very widespread bird has been identified as extremely susceptible to aerial 1080 poison operations," he said.

The yellow-breasted bunting was one of the most widespread birds across Europe and Asia but its population has declined by 90% since 1980 and its range has contracted by 5,000km.

The Ferruginous Pygmy-Owl is one of the most widespread birds of the lowlands of the Neotropics; the distribution of the species extends from the southern United States south to central Argentina.

Yet despite their northerly range, outside the breeding season turnstones are one of the world's most widespread birds, travelling along all the major coastal flyways as far south as Patagonia, South Africa, Tasmania and New Zealand.

In contrast, richness in widespread birds, understorey plants and trees increased along this gradient.

The Clay-colored Sparrow is a common and widespread breeding bird of dry uncultivated brush regions of the Great Plains, and Breeding Bird Surveys suggest it is the most numerous passerine of low shrub communities of the northern prairies, especially in the southern parts of the Canadian prairie provinces.