Blackbirds in a sentence

Over the next few weeks, you can expect the arrival of Killdeer, American Woodcock, Eastern Bluebirds, Rusty Blackbirds, and perhaps some Ring-billed Gulls.

A century on, blackbirds still sing and ancient oaks stand proud but the landscape is dominated by sheep, cows and dogs – according to Guardian country diarists.

Gardeners are being asked to look after their feathered friends by using bird tables for feed dispersal, with experts advising: "Fruit, especially bruised apples and pears, will be popular with thrushes and Blackbirds.

It appears likely that the seemingly irredeemable error may have resulted from the fact that the Baltimore Orioles are a member of the same bird family that includes red-winged blackbirds.

On their schedule for birds to show up, the Friends of Camas has listed March 1 as the day male red-winged blackbirds start to establish their territories.

Top: recently returned red-winged blackbirds and a scarlet elf cup mushroom.

It’s a tranquil morning: waves ripple across the water, blackbirds sing in the trees overhanging the banks.

She recalled certain images: heat lightning traveling from cloud to cloud, tall grasses, gas flares on the horizon, droves of red-winged blackbirds.

To mark the 600th anniversary of that battle, Mr. Milosevic gathered a crowd on the original Field of Blackbirds.

A second reason that the city blackbirds breed earlier is that they don’t migrate.

But rusty blackbirds are unique, and not in a good way; their population has declined by more than 89 percent since 1966!

Red wing blackbirds can use their shoulder muscles to control the amount of color they are showing.

It featured the band as playable characters, and a new song called "Blackbirds" which was unlockable by beating the game.

The organ took many weeks to complete and featured dancing sculptures such as a flock of blackbirds that sung and shook their wings at the end of the music. citation Jean Giullou: Die Orgel.