Phrases with «whole flock»

The phrase "whole flock" refers to a group of birds, like a bunch of birds that fly together or stay together as a group. Full definition

Sentences with «whole flock»

  • Whole flocks of birds might have to be culled if even a few get sick. (alephblog.com)
  • Instead, wildlife agencies used spring - loaded rocket nets to capture whole flocks and relocate them to a suitable turkey - free habitat. (newscientist.com)
  • In Costa Rica, Germany, Turkey and elsewhere, high - tech tags let researchers follow individuals and whole flocks through data beamed to the international space station. (nationalpost.com)
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