shinned उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Merlins, or pigeon hawks, pass in great numbers, as do American kestrels, or sparrow hawks, and a dozen other raptors, like peregrines, sharp-shinned hawks, ospreys and turkey vultures.
2. Predators of adult nuthatches include owls and sharp-shinned and Cooper's hawks ), and nestlings and eggs are eaten by woodpeckers, small squirrels, and climbing snakes such as the western rat snake.
3. It measured the willingness of males of two species to feed incubating females on the nest when presented with models of a sharp-shinned hawk, which hunts adult nuthatches, or a house wren, which destroys eggs.
4. Its hunting technique is similar to other small hawks such as the sparrowhawk and the sharp-shinned hawk, relying on surprise as it flies from a hidden perch or flicks over a bush to catch its prey unaware.
5. Bird watchers come to view migrating songbirds ( wood thrushes and orioles plus warblers and sparrows of various species ) and migrating raptors ( sharp-shinned and broad-winged hawks and even the occasional eagle or falcon ).
6. Casually, Crewdson ticked off a quick list of avian stars within eyeshot : oyster catchers, cormorants, buffleheads, conger hawks, long-billed dowitchers, Eurasian wigeons, and sharp-shinned hawks, known as sharpies.
7. One man shinned up a lamppost to rip down campaign posters of the ruling party's candidate for capital mayor, cheered on by the teachers who have gathered from half a dozen states, mostly central and south Mexico.
8. Other birds seen during the winter are : hooded and common mergansers ( if there is enough water ), green heron, sharp-shinned and Cooper's hawks, belted kingfisher, black and Say's phoebes.
9. Raptors that run into trouble in the Bay Area include the Cooper's hawk, sharp-shinned hawk, red-shouldered hawk, ferruginous hawk, great-horned owl, screech owl, western harrier or American kestrel.
10. The sight of hundreds of sharp-shinned hawks riding a northeasterly wind, or a peregrine falcon dropping into a 140-mile-an-hour stoop to nab a songbird, would give even the most seasoned soothsayer pause.