eBird's goal is to maximize the utility and accessibility of
the vast numbers of bird observations made each year by recreational and professional bird watchers.
This plan is advancing despite the fact that U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) radar studies show
vast numbers of birds migrating through or wintering in this area.
Not exact matches
Self - assembly enables nature to build complex forms, from multicellular organisms to complex animal structures such as flocks
of birds, through the interaction
of vast numbers of limited and unreliable individuals.
«There is a
vast number of shearwater and petrel colonies for which we have absolutely no idea whether there are hundreds
of pairs, or thousands, or tens
of thousands,» says Steffen Oppel
of the Royal Society for the Protection
of Birds.
«The pressure on these
birds by market gunners and others in the US and Canada was so relentless that the
vast flocks that were en route to the Pampas
of Argentina, where they were again shot in great
numbers, simply melted like snow before the midday sun.
The story misses this important development, that long before finding the first feathered dinosaur in the mid 1990s, the
vast majority
of paleontologists and an increasing
number of young ornithologists realized and had accepted the mountain
of osteological evidence, which Ostrom had pioneered, that frames
birds as dinosaur descendants.
Genovesa is often referred to as «
Bird Island» for the
vast numbers of pelagic seabirds that come here to nest.
Bryce contends that the wind industry kills a «
vast»
number of birds every year — especially eagles — and insists the administration
of President Barack Obama is playing favorites, allowing wind developers to go scot - free while «aggressively» prosecuting the oil and gas industry for the same infraction.
The ABC letter says that in addition to ESA - protected
birds,
vast numbers of other migrants also move through or breed in these areas.