Migratory Birds in a sentence

With artificially created islands for shelter and breeding grounds to the migratory birds, the lake is home to more than 106 species of migratory and resident birds.

The beginning of spring means the return of migratory birds in Ohio, including shorebirds, waterfowl, songbirds, hummingbirds and grassland birds.

He further said that the pied cuckoo is one of the very few birds that comes to India during the summer months unlike most migratory birds who frequent the country during winters only.

The best times to watch are early morning, when migratory birds land to stock up on food after traveling all night, as well as in the afternoon, when birds of prey hitch a ride on updrafts of warm air rising from the city.

Water birds in Edmonton Central and northern Alberta and the region farther north is the nesting ground of many migratory birds.

According to official sources, as many as 21 teams comprising 105 forest department officials have been engaged in the counting of both the domestic and migratory birds, which commenced from 6 am and would continue till 12 pm today.

But Halder denied that the water level has decreased to such an extent that it cannot attract migratory birds.

Along with domestic migratory birds, the city of lakes also becomes home to Jacobin Cuckoo which arrives from South Africa.

He worked alongside communities, including in his home of Crete, to protect freshwater habitats that allow migratory birds, fish, and rare species to live surrounded by a saltwater sea.

It serves as a waystation for millions of migratory birds, such as tundra swans and Northern pintails and snow geese, who travel twice a year along the Atlantic Flyway from Canada to the tropics.

Muan is in a wetland area, popular with migratory birds, and deputy minister Joo said that the airport had long taken measures to minimise bird intrusions affecting flights.

Residents say their stormwater pond was formerly a wetland, and is a popular spot for many migratory birds like pelicans.

The Mississippi Flyway is the most popular region for both goose and duck hunting, an area spanning 14 states along the Mississippi River and its tributaries that serves as a corridor for migratory birds.

According to the statement, the minister also performed the flag-off of the 2020 dry season control of trans-boundary migratory birds for the 12 frontline northern states at the Birnin Kebbi International Airport in Kebbi.

A source could have been migratory birds, but we don’t call it the Canadian or USA flu.

Before migratory birds even begin their journeys, increasingly unpredictable weather patterns caused by climate change can throw off their schedules.

It is identified as habitat for the coastal California gnatcatcher, raptors, and migratory birds, and initial surveys found one species of special concern, the Rufous-crowned sparrow.

It’s October, the beginning of spring on the koppies, the time when migratory birds like the European bee-eater reappear.

The Fish and Wildlife Service, which is part of the Department of the Interior, estimates that in the U.S. more than 700 million migratory birds die every year due to hazards caused by industry.

The green panel had earlier sought a report after taking note of a news item which said that carcasses of about 18,000 migratory birds have been found at the Sambhar lake in Rajasthan.