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Birds, The

American  

noun

  1. a comedy (414 b.c.) by Aristophanes.


Example Sentences

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As the beach is a site of special scientific interest for nesting birds, the litter can also prove a hazard for wildlife.

From BBC

Yellow birds the size of baseballs were perched on the backs of chairs, on the rows of bookshelves, on the top of a typewriter nestled on a wooden desk.

From Literature

He heard the very earliest morning birds, the ones that sang each day as the sky began to lighten.

From Literature

“Get away!” he would say, and he would chase off the cats, the birds, the occasional mouse or rat on the underground.

From Literature

"As well as creating a new habitat for birds, the island will also help to reduce erosion of the existing saltmarsh at Northey Island," he added.

From BBC