Starling

Definition

starling /'stɑ:lÇŋ / n ကြၽဲဆက္ရက္။

Examples

1. ‘Blackbirds
2. starlings
3. green finches
4. great tits
5. robins
6. collared doves and dunnocks are all included in Cumbria's top ten.’
7. ‘Furthermore
8. in bluethroats
9. European starlings
10. and blue tits female choice for males with greater UV reflectance appears to favor structural plumage traits.’
11. ‘Hundreds of species of birds
12. such as seagulls
13. herons
14. sparrows and many others
15. live or often visit mangrove forest areas.’
16. ‘For larger birds such as blackbirds
17. starlings and song thrushes that feed on insects
18. food found easily in the summer can be cut off as frost seals the ground.’
19. ‘Pigeons are predominant
20. but
21. as you explore
22. you see sparrows and bluebirds and flickers and blue jays and wrens and kestrels and starlings and robins.’
23. ‘The starling is that portion of the pier which faces the direction of the stream
24. and acts like the cutwater of a ship.’