Sentences with word «glaucous»

Among the more notable coastal experiences were a fortuitous encounter with a seasonally unusual Glaucous Gull and the chance to leisurely observe several low - foraging Black Swifts on Whidbey Island.

As it spreads north, its hybridization with Glaucous - winged Gull is likely to increase still further.

Confined to tropical Africa and Madagascar, species from this genus all share similar features such as a typical climbing habit and bluish - green or glaucous leaves.

Here you can see Glaucous - winged Gulls, Black Oystercatchers, Cormorants, Pigeon Guillemots, Rhinoceros Auklets and many other seabirds.

The Univers of the game itself is now more chaotic then never, the inside content have been really good take care of, and the lights effect gives a real appropriate glaucous feeling.

If Glaucous - winged Gulls establish a toehold so far from their current West Coast haunts (very doubtful), wildlife managers will be closely monitoring their interactions and possible hybridization with other gull species.

He has observed polar bears eating more than 200 eggs in 2 hours, and last year no chicks or eggs of any species — barnacle geese, eiders, and glaucous gulls — survived.

The morning fog obscures the corporate towers, shrouds the shorn palms, slips through the glaucous boughs of eucalyptus, dampening the hours when call girls sleep and dealers start to rouse.

Surf Scoters, Red - throated and Pacific loons, and Whimbrels were headed for Alaska or interior Canada, while Black Oystercatchers, Glaucous - winged Gulls, and Rhinoceros Auklets were already in the throes of nesting on the Washington coast.

Glaucous - winged gulls swarm and scream upstream, a sign the grizzlies are fishing.

The shift in diet could sound a death knell for popular nesting grounds of barnacle geese, eider ducks, and glaucous gulls, researchers warn this month in Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution.

Ring - billed, Bonaparte's and Glaucous - winged Gulls are possible, as are Wood Ducks and Bald Eagles.

The Western Gull often hybridizes with the Glaucous Winged gull.

The Glaucous - winged gull lives and breeds from Washington up to Alaska.

Also on the wonderful list was the return of Uni, the glaucous - winged seagull we've come to admire and love for longer than we've known Springer.