Sentences with COWBIRD
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The cowbird is known for its parasitic nesting behavior."
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"The female cowbird lays its eggs in the nest of other bird species."
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"The cowbird eggs are usually larger than those of the host bird."
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"When the cowbird hatchlings emerge, they outcompete the host's chicks for food."
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"The cowbird is often seen following grazing animals to feed on insects that they stir up."
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"During mating season, male cowbirds perform elaborate displays to attract females."
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"The cowbird's song is a series of low, rich whistles."
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"The distribution range of the cowbird extends across North America."
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"Some bird species have evolved strategies to recognize and reject cowbird eggs from their nests."
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"The diet of the cowbird consists mainly of seeds and insects."
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"The cowbird is a brood parasite, meaning it relies on other birds to raise its young."
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"The presence of cowbird eggs in a nest can negatively affect the survival of host bird offspring."
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"The cowbird is a member of the blackbird family."
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"Female cowbirds select their host bird species with care to increase the chances of successful parasitism."
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"The unique breeding strategy of the cowbird has both benefits and consequences for other bird species."
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"Conservation efforts are underway to mitigate the impact of cowbirds on endangered bird species."
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"The cowbird is a type of brood parasite that lays its eggs in the nests of other bird species."
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"The cowbird's eggs hatch earlier than the eggs of the host species, allowing the cowbird chicks to compete for food."
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"The cowbird is known for its loud and distinct call."
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"During the breeding season, male cowbirds engage in aggressive displays to attract mates."
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"Many birds are harmed by the presence of cowbirds in their nests, as the larger cowbird chicks outcompete the host species."
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"Some bird species have evolved defense mechanisms to recognize and remove cowbird eggs from their nests."
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"The brown-headed cowbird is a commonly found species in North America."
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"The female cowbird selects the host species and carefully chooses which nests to lay her eggs in."
