Use of plumage in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include plumage at the start of sentence, plumage at the end of sentence and plumage in the middle of sentence
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plumage at the end of sentence
- Nightingales have beautiful plumage.
- Male peacocks have beautiful plumage.
- He likes the bird with exotic plumage.
- Striking black and white breeding plumage.
- Another phoenix is arising, with mutated plumage.
- It can be instantly recognized by its bright plumage.
- We were looking for a bird in brown and white breeding plumage.
- This is the only species of flamingo in the region, easily recognized by its pink plumage.
- The implication is that males need maintain high levels of vigilance only when in nuptial plumage.
- Sometimes a particularly bold individual will risk a real attack, swooping in from behind the owl and striking at its plumage.
plumage in the middle of sentence
- Waders in winter plumage are not easy.
- Jack, in summer plumage, glowed with colour.
- Their white plumage often has a tinge of pink.
- In breeding plumage white of body suffused pink.
- Its body plumage suddenly began to ruffle and swell.
- Finer details of plumage only visible at close range.
- The bright plumage of a parrot made it beloved by people.
- The bright plumage of many male birds has evolved to attract females.
- A pair of black guillemots, already in winter plumage, fled in panic.
- The plumage of most male and female pheasants is strikingly different.
- Snow bunting males are unmistakable in their all-white plumage with black backs.
- Down: The soft plumage of water fowl, minimum weight ratio 85% down, 15% feathers.
- It is dark green in plumage on the back with slate colour almost approaching to black below.
- By means of his smart plumage and his simple song, the male tries to attract a female to his nest site.
- This year, the phoenix has risen from its ashes, a phoenix in brighter plumage than he has ever worn before.
- But barn owls, famed in folklore for their eerie screech and ghostly white plumage, are declining in Britain.
- plumage greyish-brown, becoming more rufous towards S of range; male with distinctive black-bordered white throat.
- Upperparts spangled with grey or yellowish or black; no white on nape; underparts in breeding plumage largely black.
- Male indigo birds sport beautiful metallic blue plumage, while male whydahs sometimes possess spectacularly long tails.
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