Examples of using Seabirds in English and their translations into Polish
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Seabirds are migratory.
You wouldn't say"seabirds.
Seabirds congregate in colonies millions strong. Along the Peruvian coast of South America.
Aside from humans, octopuses may be preyed on by fishes, seabirds, sea otters,
particularly fish and seabirds, and frequently host bopyrid parasites.
marine reptiles, seabirds and other non-commercially exploited species do not exceed levels provided for in Union legislation
But as spring approaches, that begins to break up and seabirds that have spent the winter feeding out on the open ocean far to the south begin to return.
The data shall include the numbers of seabirds and marine mammals of each species caught
Provide a sanctuary for seabirds all the year round. The Seychelles, lying off the coast of East Africa.
At the other end of the food chain, seabirds, seals, whales and other marine mammals will be left with nothing to eat.
Of the seabirds, fragmentary bones of cormorants
The Seychelles, lying off the coast of East Africa, provide a sanctuary for seabirds all the year round.
Onto the seabirds, fish and boats at Cape Despot.
In all eighty million seabirds come here for the summer the greatest concentration to be found anywhere on Earth.
sunflower and I… Where we saw… A flock of birds… seabirds.
Begin to return. and seabirds that have wintered far to the south
killing up to 1 million seabirds and 100 000 mammals each year.
The impact of fisheries on seabirds will be studied and recommendations made,
in just a few weeks the once silent cliffs come alive to the calls of 4 million breeding seabirds.
Species that are unable to defend feeding territories, such as seabirds and swifts, often breed in colonies instead; this is thought to offer protection from predators.