laughing gull造句

• Large flocks of laughing gulls and terns noisily occupied a sand spit.
• In that way, 37, 000 laughing gulls were killed in four years.
• The skies above are populated by osprey, laughing gull and frigatebird.
• Falcons, large birds of prey, were released near the airport to harass the laughing gulls.
• Laughing gulls take three years to reach adult plumage.
• Almost immediately, I spotted a large flock of laughing gulls and terns wheeling above the surf.
• But a flock of laughing gulls, shiny white in the buttery late afternoon light, cruised by.
• The Thunder Gull was introduced in 1987 as a development of the earlier " Laughing Gull ".
• Laughing gulls breed in coastal marshes and ponds in large scavenge as well as seeking suitable small prey.
• Gaillard Island is also the only Alabama nesting site for Caspian terns, Sandwich terns, royal terns, and laughing gulls.
• In minutes, three species of terns as well as the laughing gulls take angrily to the air to repel intruders.
• We got it from the Air Force and we are going to play it to get the laughing gulls to veer off.
• Laughing gulls, terns, olivaceous cormorants, buffle-heads and oyster-catchers were spotted flying over the shallow water or perched on sand bars or buoys.
• Like most other members of the genus " Leucophaeus ", the laughing gull was long placed in the genus " Larus ".
• Many other shore and water birds can be found in the sanctuary such as roseate spoonbills, great egrets, laughing gulls and many others.
• Bird species include black oropendola, brown pelicans, frigate birds, terns, oystercatchers, willet, whimbrel, and spotted sandpiper, kingfishers, white ibis, heron, and laughing gulls.
• The laughing gull, a black-headed sea bird that gets its name from its shriek, is the most frequently hit species at Kennedy airport.
• The men spotted a great blue heron, a pied-bill grebe, an osprey, a ring-billed gull, several laughing gulls and a bunch of cormorants.
• A main target of the falconry program is the laughing gull, which established a giant nesting colony in the protected marshes in the 1980s.
• The experts are not sure that the laughing gulls, will, as predicted, stay away if the grass grows and provides cover for the insects that they eat.