Sentences with phrase «squawking birds»

My back lab, Hector, brought me live pheasants when on a walk and was reproachful when I released the squawking birds.

Many cats become stressed during long waits at the vet office where they may be surrounded by barking dogs, squawking birds, or excited children.

Not exact matches

I listened to the jungle: squeaks and whoops, squawks and trills, sounds that must have been coming from a bird or an insect but that sounded like someone blowing across the mouth of a bottle.

We are like baby birds in a nest with our mouths wide open, squawking for more.

There was the sunburn that made lying in a sleeping bag excruciating (that was the hubby), rain that nearly washed our tent off a hill and some sort of large, flightless bird threatening to run into camp and do away with us (raccoons sound a lot like squawking chickens, and yes, that one was all me).

Having a good bird cage cover also helps keep the bird quiet so it does not disturb the owner at inappropriate times with squawking and cage rattling.

The only sign of life is the constant squawking of tropical birds and frogs; the unnerving squeals of wild baboons and the humming of grasshoppers.

A pair of six foot long monitor lizards clamber over giant granite boulders beside the beach, forked tongues flashing; Hornbills, reminiscent of pre-historic birds from a school textbook, squawk loudly and sweep through heavily scented frangipani trees; fruit bats dangle like strange fruit over the tropical gardens and macaque monkeys chatter as they scramble through the trees tops.

Emanating from the colony, which also has nesting Magnificent Frigate Birds, is a rather fishy smell, and a cacophony of screeches and squawks as the birds come and go, feeding chicks and shading them from the intense middayBirds, is a rather fishy smell, and a cacophony of screeches and squawks as the birds come and go, feeding chicks and shading them from the intense middaybirds come and go, feeding chicks and shading them from the intense midday sun.

Although the birds won't harm you, they'll squawk at you and they're EVERYWHERE.

The birds own the skies above Fraser, and the high canopy rings with a hundred variations of squawk and song.

Waking up to the morning sound of howler monkeys, the squawking of macaws and the orchestral singing of birds and insects against the background rhythm of the ocean.......

Taking prime place alongside his easels, a collection of stately cages housing squawking rescue birds hangs from the ceiling.

The sound track is constant: the ocean, chirping birds, squawking gulls, buzzing insects, a helicopter, and cows alternately mooing and chewing.

Louise Lawler's audio - recording Birdcalls» (1972 - 81) employs the artist's voice to sing, squawk and chatter the blue - chip names of twenty - eight male artists as though they were unique species of birds.

To a soundtrack of squawks and oinks, he uses charcoal to trace the stacked, blocky structures from Angry Birds, the wildly popular video game.

«One of those companies, Continental Resources, was indicted for killing a single bird» that died in one of its waste pits, Bryce squawked in the Wall Street Journal in February and again in the National Review in May.

That pacing, that squawking... someone get this bird an agent!

It was quite challenging shooting on our street during leaf blowing season, and we never realized how many planes flew overhead, dogs barked, birds squawked, or how many loud vehicles drove in front of our house til yesterday either!