- "perching"
birds.
Birds have
wings whose development varies according to species; the only
known groups without wings are the
extinct moa and
elephant birds. Wings...
-
recognized the
seasonal comings and
goings of
birds.
Aristotle wrote that
birds tran****ed into
other birds or
species like fish and animals,
which explained...
- spin-offs;
versions of
Angry Birds created for PCs and
video game consoles, a
market for
merchandise featuring its characters,
Angry Birds Toons (2013–2016), a...
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Bird &
Bird is an
international law firm that was
founded in
London in 1846. The firm has
since expanded to over 31
offices in Europe, Asia, and the Middle...
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Birds of prey or
predatory birds, also
known as raptors, are
hypercarnivorous bird species that
actively hunt and feed on
other vertebrates (mainly mammals...
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Bird of P****age or
Birds of P****age may
refer to:
Bird of p****age, a
migratory bird, or, figuratively, an
itinerant person Birds of P****age (band), a musical...
- Look up
bird of prey in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Bird of prey
refers to
several species of
carnivorous birds.
Bird of Prey may also
refer to: Boeing...
- “Work
Without Hope”,
refers to
birds and bees. All
Nature seems at work.
Slugs leave their lair— The bees are stirring—
birds are on the wing— And Winter...
- P****eriformes is the
largest order of
birds and
among the most
diverse clades of
terrestrial vertebrates,
representing 60% of
birds. P****erines are
divided into...
-
Birds Australia may
refer to:
Royal Australasian Ornithologists Union,
trading name
Birds Australia Birds of Australia, an
article about Australian Birds...
