seabird

Spirit is like the seabird perching on the verge of the cliff, waiting for the moment to fly skywards.

South-eastward from the Cape of Good Hope, in a good fishing ground for whalemen , a sail appeared ahead. It was a ship called the Seabird.

You are like the lightning in the darkness and a flying seabird in the storm, strong and beautiful.

large voracious dark-colored long-necked seabird with a distensible pouch for holding fish; used in Asia to catch fish.

Disruptions in the mating patterns of several species of seabird have been reported across the globe.

She seemed like one whom magic had changed into the likeness of a strange and beautiful seabird.

Zoologists have long wondered where the flightless seabird goes during these long spells away from land.

A Gough winter is not a nice place to be a seabird or a mouse.

The expedition recorded 17 species of seabird, four species of dolphins and five marine reptiles including two species of marine turtle.

Ireland is important for its seabird colonies and migratory waterfowl.

Animals know their birth place, and egg-laying place, and can find the old nest from far place, such as salmon, turtle, swallow and seabird.

This seabird dining survey is just one example of scientists paying greater attention to the fortunes of smaller fish.

Japan points to 19th century use on the island to collect seabird feathers and guano.

Look at what's inside this albatross of seabird, found dead, plastics filled its body.

Sites such as nests, seabird colonies and the roost of rarities are particularly vulnerable. Take extra care to minimize disturbance.

Flap your flaming wings, as many a seabird sings.

Which is a seabird and difficult to catch.

albatross: a very large white seabird with long wings that lives in the Pacific and Southern Oceans

Analysis of Processing of CTD Data of Seabird Series