songbird

I think there is nothing more pathetic than to see one of these poor old childless couples taking a menagerie of yelping little worthless dogs to their hearts; and then adding some cursing and squawking parrots and a jackass-voiced macaw; and next a couple of hundred screeching songbirds, and presently some fetid guinea pigs and rabbits, and a howling colony of cats.

As a hawk dives for a songbird on the wing, so this great, human bird dived for Bradley.

Other than seabirds like gulls or pelicans they were found consuming terrestrial birds like songbirds.

Songbirds, technically called passerines, use their beaks to capture bugs, worms, or berries.

DUDLEY Zoo has added its voice to a global conservation campaign to save millions of Asian songbirds from extinction.

PEOPLE in crowded urban areas see fewer songbirds such as tits and finches and more "nuisance" birds including pigeons, magpies and gulls.

Last year, the number of birds trapped in the SBA fell by 70 per cent, according to the UK's RSPB, which noted that 260,000 songbirds were trapped.

Other than rodents, songbirds are often the only sign of non-human life in urban areas, and they may be fast disappearing.

That reconstruction suggests that open cups showed up independently four times among songbirds.

THE Royal Albert Hall is beckoning members of e Fixby Songbirds, nalists in the Women's institute's centenary Singing for Joy competition.

A HILL farmer has criticised a Government agency for cutting trees on the Berwyn Mountains and endangering the survival of songbirds.

The breeding season was very successful but in late August and September there has not been a sight or sound of our songbirds.