weaver bird造句

• Some birds, such as weaver birds build complex nests.
• Weaver bird nests are a common site among the reeds along the lake shore.
• Weaver birds go through complicated nest building behaviour when there is no nest building material present.
• Weaver birds construct ridiculously cool nests . . . but really, all bird nests are cool.
• In 2010 1, 000 acres were bulldozed destroying up to 3, 000 weaver bird nests.
• Wanted to know if weaver birds ( any species ) live inside their nests all round the year or only while they are rearing their young?
• Based on its high toxicity on birds, fenthion has been used to control weaver birds and other pest-birds in many parts of the world.
• Flurries of black-masked-yellow-feathered weaver birds return to the fuzzy nests they've loomed, which hang from trees like Christmas ornaments.
• In a canopy forest of indigenous trees, exotic birds and butterflies will flutter while weaver birds craft their nests and baboons play, according to the design.
• Barn owls and genets, and various birds live in abandoned nests, and weaver birds, starlings, and pigeons may attach their nests to the outside.
• The weaver birds and their allies, including the long-tailed whydahs, are abundant, as are, among game-birds, the francolin and guineafowl.
• Even though some parts of the world use fenthion to control pest birds, such as weaver bird, many non-targeted wild birds are victim of fenthion poisoning.
• It is particularly effective against fruit flies, leaf hoppers, cereal bugs, stem borers, mosquitoes, animal parasites, mites, aphids, codling moths, and weaver birds.
• After empowering the tiger with the help of weaver birds and hornbills, Thumpungpa, the Monsang leader led the people out of the cave in search for suitable place for settlement.
• Night time freezing breaks up the topsoil of one of the oldest areas of cultivated land in Africa and it is washed downstream to the lake where pelicans gather to feed and weaver birds build papyrus nests.
• Weaver birds, also known as weaver finches, get their name because of their elaborately woven nests ( the most elaborate of any birds'), though some are notable for their selective parasitic nesting habits.
• The "'baglafecht weaver "'( " Ploceus baglafecht " ), also known as Reichenow's weaver is a species of weaver bird from the family Ploceidae which is found in eastern and central Africa.
• One of his most notable publications, though uncompleted at the time of his death, was his " " Monograph of the Weaver Birds ( Ploceidae ) and Arboreal and Terrestrial Finches " ", of which five parts were published in 1888-89.
• Flora tells Mahree that when she was a little girl she would observe the weaver bird, which has many different styles of plumage, and its communal nest-building, which is used as a metaphor for the possibility of racial harmony that Mahree does not understand at the time.
• ;Avifauna : The birds recorded are : purple moorhen also known as purple swamphen, pheasant-tailed jacana, cormorants, brahminy kite, darter, kingfishers, weaver birds, purple heron, grey herons, Indian pond herons, little grebes, coots and teals can be found here.