apapane造句

• She is the fourth Japanese Triple Crown winner after Apapane in 2010.
• Black and yellow came from four species of bird called " Apapane ".
• In January 2010 Apapane was voted Champion two-year-old filly in the JRA Awards for 2009.
• The rabbits were eventually eliminated on Laysan, and the crew witnessed the extinction of the Laysan honeycreeper ( apapane ).
• After a summer break, Apapane returned in autumn with the third leg of the triple crown, the Shuka Sho as her objective.
• The black and yellow came from a bird called the " Himatione sanguinea " also known as the " apapane ".
• Its brawny flanks are a sanctuary for endangered honeycreepers like iiwi and apapane, which flit among the ohia trees to feed on feathery lehua blossoms.
• After the summer break Apapane returned in the Grade II Fuchu Himba Stakes at Tokyo in October in which she started favourite but finished unplaced behind Italian Red.
• Susceptibility to the disease varies between species, for example, the iiwi is very susceptible to malaria while the apapane less so ( USDI and USGS 2005 ).
• In January 2011 Apapane picked up her second JRA Award as she was named champion three-year-old filly of 2010 with 284 of the 285 votes.
• On her final run of the season Apapane was matched against older fillies and mares in the Queen Elizabeth II Commemorative Cup over 2200 metres at Kyoto on 14 November.
• Apapane's dam Salty Bid was an American-bred mare who raced in Japan and won three times as well as finishing second in the Grade III Fairy Stakes.
• On 17 October Apapane faced seventeen rivals including Saint Emilion, Animate Bio, Wild Raspberry, A Shin Returns, Shoryu Moon, and Oken Sakura in the Shuka Sho over 2000 metres at Kyoto Racecourse.
• The last 200 metres saw the race develop into a sustained struggle between Apapane and Saint Emilion and with neither filly able to establish an advantage the pair crossed the line together, two lengths clear of the other sixteen runners.
• Arnott's Lodge and Hiking Adventures, 98 Apapane Road, Hilo, Hawaii 06720, offers several tours, including an eight-hour outing that visits Kilauea Caldera by van before an evening hike to see lava entering the sea.
• You'll find such colorful species as the'I'iwi, a scarlet-coated honeycreeper that's Hawaii's " signature bird, " the similar'Apapane and the'Anianiau, a golden honeycreeper.
• The "'Laysan honeycreeper "'or "'Laysan apapane "'( " Himatione fraithii " ) is an extinct bird species that was endemic to the island of Laysan in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands.
• It is most likely that the Laysan millerbird was the first of the three avian taxa to have gone extinct on Laysan, the last individuals of the apapane disappearing in a sandstorm around April 24, 1923 and the rail also disappearing around that time.
• It's tempting to do nothing more than admire the ever-changing hues of red, orange and pink inside the canyon rim or to gaze upon tiny Hawaiian forest birds-- apapane, iiwi, elepaiano, moa-- in shades of green, yellow, red and orange.
• The next afternoon, back up around 4, 000 feet outside the Thurston Lava Tube, we spotted our first apapane . ( Go early or late, as we did, to avoid the tour buses . ) The warbling of the tiny red honeycreeper, a native forest bird, rang through the ferns and ohia trees.