gray heron造句

• Marsh warbler and gray heron are often seen among the reed.
• There are a great variety of birds, such as wild duck, gray heron.
• Oh, and the resident great white heron is Floyd; the gray heron is Frankie .)
• The Sincheon is habitat to a large population of birds, including mallard ducks as well as gray herons and little egrets.
• Animals at the zoo include squirrels, alligators, owls, coyote, gray herons, gulls, parrots, jaguars, ocelots, margays, monkeys, agouti, pumas, doves, foxes, lizards, and harpy eagles.
• Our competitors were a martial eagle on a tree stump and a gray heron in the reeds, but they didn't have any more luck than we did.
• At a zoo in neighboring Cambodia, a gray heron that died last month has tested positive for the avian flu, the country's third confirmed case of the virus.
• In Cambodia, a gray heron that died last month at a Cambodian zoo has tested positive for the avian flu, the country's third confirmed case of the H5N1 virus.
• Scientists have now found the virus not just in chickens and ducks, but also in teal, Canada geese, gray herons, feral pigeons and even black-headed gull and a peregrine falcon.
• The delta of the Kuban River and its estuaries are a popular resting ground for various migratory birds, especially waterfowl such as wild geese, ducks, cormorants, pelicans, swans and gray herons.
• A few minutes after the border guard on the train to Ljubljana handed back our passports, we spotted a long-legged, bluff-gray heron standing calmly in the shallows of the Savinja River in Slovenia.
• :Golden Eagle, White Rhinoceros, Black Rhinoceros, Brown trout, Grey seal, gray heron, gray wolf, gray fox, red fox, yellow mongoose, brown hyena . talk ) 05 : 43, 18 January 2010 ( UTC)
• I saw flamingos, egrets, avocets and whiskered terns by the hundred; gray herons and hoopoes by the dozen; night herons, squacco herons, booted eagles and spoonbills by the handful, and exactly one purple gallinule.
• A small sampling hole by hole : mute swan ( 1st hole ), wild asparagus ( 3rd ), water mint ( 5th ), oyster catcher ( 8th ), gray partridge ( 13th ), gray heron ( 14th ), sand lizard ( 17th ).
• Poole said he could find only seven birds of six species that were confirmed positive for the A ( H5N1 ) strain, all in Hong Kong : a black-headed gull, two gray herons, a little egret, a peregrine falcon, a pigeon and a tree sparrow.