Sentences with phrase «enormous flocks»
The phrase "enormous flocks" means a very large group of birds that fly together. Full definition
The species traveled in enormous flocks, as wide as a mile and many miles long, and could strip an area of nuts within days.
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Her passing marked the end of a species that once was so ubiquitous that enormous flocks, one estimated at more than 3 billion birds, were said to have...
There you'll find the famous Madagascan lemur, African pygmy goat and an enormous flock of the rare flamingo.
The Etosha National Park is also a fantastic spot to visit, famous for its enormous flocks of flamingos and big game viewing opportunities.
Pinned to the walls, as if to suggest an enormous flock of birds or a swarm of bees, the assemblage seems to ripple in the wind as you pass by it.
Of course, for densely travelled areas you'll have to zoom in considerably in order to separate out the aircraft, which otherwise look like a single mass or one of those enormous flocks of starlings: