Sentences with phrase «for beaked»

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There are seven of them, with black dots for eyes and orange dots for beaks.

Cut little triangles from the orange foam for beaks and a head crown for the hen from the red foam.

We chose to use a dark brown for the body and the head, multiple bright colors for the feathers, white for the eyes (you can add googly eyes on top), orange for the beak, and red for the wattle.

Making matters worse for the beak, the bone that makes up the top portion of the bridge is lighter and thinner than the surrounding skull.

As the only cephalopods without an external or internal shell and no hard parts except for a beak, they do not preserve well.

To see whether these proteins were important for beak formation, they infused a tiny bead with protein inhibitors and implanted it in the developing chicken embryo's face.

Place two mini chocolate chips for eyes, place a half orange candy for the beak, place two yellow half candy pieces for the wings, and two whole orange candies for the feet.

She is married to Jonathan Weiner, who won a Pulitzer Prize in 1994 for The Beak of the Finch

Once everyone was in their place, they were staying there until the driver decided to stop for a beak.

Each head increases stats like health, rate of fire, and attack power for any beaks that are attached.

In the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, the United States Geological Survey is distributing flyers seeking to enlist bird watchers in the hunt for beak deformities that hint at the spread of a new disease or other as - yet unidentified environmental problem:

Not exact matches

One of these neurons might respond strongly to the angle of a bird's beak, for instance.

They embed the evolutionary data, often unconsciously, in a purely physicalist worldview, taking Darwinian science to be the ultimate explanation of life's complexity They have no room for any theological «argument to design» since to them it is clearly blind physical processes alone, and not God, that account for what seems to us humans to be so design - like in finches» beaks and dinosaurs» plates.

We see paws turned into pincers, paws equipped with hooves for running, burrowing paws and muzzles, winged paws, beaks, tusks and so on — innumerable adaptations giving birth to as many phyla, and each ending in a blind - alley of specialization.

Among his strongest points is that observations that demonstrate gradual evolutionary changes in specific characteristics (beak shape of finches, color of forest moths, for instance) do not establish how gradual changes could bring about major evolutionary transitions that require concerted functioning of many specialized organs — such as the change from arboreal mammals to night - flying bats, or the origin of life.

There are birds with long beaks good for picking bugs out of holes, and birds with short thick beaks good for cracking nuts.

Darwin's finches whereby they did interbreed did come op with many variabilities regarding their beaks which was a marvelous underpinning for them!

Seems to me that the finches arbiters within or inside them saw a need to change their embodiments potential, their beaks, for getting food!

For what a presence he was, that snow - white fisherman With the long golden beak and the black stick legs, Whether preening his wind - riffled feathers As he stood on his bright - orange water temple (That pi - shaped torii that floated like a spirit), Or flapping prehistorically across the pond To stalk and stab in the dark water Plucking with dagger bill a twitching minnow.

«We'll have something for the beer geeks and something for the beer geek's dad or uncle who's just getting his craft beak wet.»

The FPR1 Fresh Produce version, ideal for products such as potatoes and oranges, features a urethane - coated dispersion feeder table, 7 litre pool hoppers, 9 litre double opening reinforced weigh hoppers with silicon liners, anti-crush pipe, a 42 degree discharge chute, and an 18 litre pneumatic - beak timing hopper with urethane coated hopper gate, all of which ensure a fast, smooth and gentle passage of product throughout the weigher.

Pitango general manager Wade Gillooly wouldn't reveal the price Sydney - based Beak and Johnston had paid for the New Zealand company, but said becoming part of a family - owned business was a welcome change after a few years of private equity ownership.

Coles «does not allow our suppliers to clip the wings of birds laying for Coles brand» but does allow for «a bird's beak to be trimmed in order to prevent pecking which can cause welfare issues in flocks» but a spokesman said it was done «in keeping with recommendations from the RSPCA».

The lack of comments on this site over the last few weeks (even accounting for the international beak) is a case in point.

22 First by a Beak As if to prove once and for all that betting is for the birds, a pigeon wins at New Orleans» Fair Grounds

Wenger has also been cautious with Alexis, who has had a very long lay - off, but we all knew that the Chilean needed a good beak, having played nearly constantly for the last two years.

However, it is bad form for a roller to «twizzle» by trying to touch its tail feathers with its beak.

I've got a very busy week this week, my new Family Tours start again, I'm off to watch the Liverpool Ladies FC at home against Durham Women FC on Saturday then back to Anfield on Monday for the first home game of the Barclays Premier Legaue Season — And all of this is why I always have a smile on my beak!

When I'm happy with the shape, I drill holes for the eyes, beak and legs.

Make an upside down heart for the wattle (or the gobble gobble, as some kids refer to it), and draw the beak however you see fit.

They'd knock on the window with their beaks begging for food lol

Pinch the orange foam diamond shape that you cut out until it forms a closed beak for your chick.

The beak and tail of the Ducki are perfect teething surfaces and it is very easy for little hands to grasp.

Whether your baby has a cute button nose or a beak for a honker, it doesn't really matter.

We used orange acrylic for our penguins beak and feet.

I cut the pipe cleaner into quarters and then cut a beak shape and a stripe for the neck from some leftover felt.

I didn't use googly eyes though and went for a small black felt instead with an orange beak and an actual yellow feather.

My daughter is a penguin addict, so for her birthday treat next week I'm sending in homemade playdough decorated to look like penguins (white playdough, black foam cutout around the wrap, googly eyes, and a beak); and a cute little cookie cutter with each....

• Construction paper — brown, red, blue, robin egg's blue, orange beak • Nest fabric, scraps of brown paper, hay... • Glue, scissors • Bead for eye (black) or marker

«We have introduced tough laws including increasing the minimum age at which someone can be sold a knife from 16 to 18 and penalties for shopkeepers who do beak the law.

Originally the plan was to have the new site located in New Jersey, but this changed after state and city officials offered FreshDirect a $ 128 million dollar package along with tax beaks for moving to the Bronx.

For decades, researchers thought iron - rich cells in birds» beaks acted as microscopic compasses (SN: 5/19/12, p. 8).

This brown - cheeked hornbill, for instance, sports an unbreakable beak.

«The bird food that the blackcaps rely upon in Britain is powdered, so there is no longer selection for the broad beaks that allow the bird to eat large fruits such as olives on the Iberian Peninsula,» says Schaefer.

Nautiluses mostly scavenge for dead crustaceans, worms and starfish, often digging for them in mud and biting into them with their sharp beaks.

With feeding arms «adapted to grope for small organisms living in anoxic mud» and a cutting beak «appropriate for an opportunistic scavenger», the animal expends little energy in hunting and feeding.

The scientists heated chicken embryos to 40 ° to 41 ° Celsius for an hour and compared them with embryos incubated at a standard laboratory temperature of 37 ° C. Those chicks exposed to a high «fever» developed craniofacial defects, such as a shorter upper beak, and cardiovascular defects.

«So you would look for differences in the shapes of the skull, in the teeth, and in the beaks that might reflect adaptations for feeding on diverse plants or plant parts.»

On the right, a sword - billed hummingbird proves its beak is for more than just feasting on nectar while standing its ground on a mossy perch.