How To Use Audubon In A Sentence
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Lear's book of parrots was an immediate success and no doubt had he persevered with his ornithological studies he would have achieved immortality as a new Audubon.
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Two who heard the program, Marty Vibul and Linda Patterson, wanted to donate funds to help the project, and with the added assistance of store owners Tim and Margie Griffiths of Wild Birds Unlimited the Peaks decided to supplement their 17 bluebird nest boxes at Audubon Park with some boxes specifically tailored to the prothonotary warbler, which is considered as endangered in some areas of North America.
Courierpress.com Stories
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I don't read Audubon mag but I assure you our game dept is doing it right and have no need to concern ourselves with California or others with their problems.
California Introduces $5 Game Warden Stamp
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Thanks to organized protest, general public outcry, and the intervention of both the Audubon Society and the NYC Parks Department, Pale Male and Lola can again roost in peace.
Archive 2004-12-01
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ARS is working with Audubon California on restoration projects on farms and ranches.
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n Members of the Francis M. Weston Audubon Society have reported spotting a marbled godwit, which is rare in this region, and a roseate tern, which hasn't been spotted near Pensacola since 1958.
PNJ - News
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New Madrid (winner of the Wallflower award, imho a duff choice) narrates John James Audubon’s account of the 1812 New Madrid earthquake which altered the flow of the Mississippi river, over footage of landscape and submerged trees: beautiful and meditative, but also somnolescent.
January « 2009 « Squares of Wheat
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As an environmentally conscious golfer, you can ask the local Audubon society to set up bird sanctuaries at your course and support the links in your area that implement environmental policies.
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Audubon California organizes bird counts in important habitat areas that might be otherwise overlooked.
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Audubon went on to describe how the birds took tiny unripe pears and apples to extract the seeds.
SPIX'S MACAW: THE RACE TO SAVE THE WORLD'S RAREST BIRD
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But Bart Rea, an Audubon member who had been monitoring the eagle killings, and his friend, another Audubon member, were out at the airfield one day and both men happened to notice someone working on a nearby helicopter.
Bird Cloud
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The birdbath is the piece de resistance," says Greg Butcher, director of bird conservation for the National Audubon Society and an enthusiastic backyard bird-watcher.
KansasCity.com: Front Page
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Don followed the Audubon Bird Guide series with about 100 half-tone illustrations for a popular book, Our Amazing Birds.
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Rhodes constructs a sympathetic portrait of Audubon and places him in his historical and cultural context.
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On the other hand, besides the experiments of Audubon and that one by myself, Mr. Bachman has tried in the United States many varied plans, showing that neither the turkey-buzzard (the species dissected by Professor Owen) nor the gallinazo find their food by smell.
Journal of researches into the geology and natural history of the various countries visited by H.M.S. Beagle
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His experiment was so successful that the neighborhood has been certified as a wildlife sanctuary by the Atlanta Audubon Society.
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Six months ago, it was nearly impossible to imagine this day would ever come," said Ron Forman, president and CEO of the Audubon Nature Institute.
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Delighting his European patrons, Audubon played the part of the American woodsman with relish, slicking his hair with bear grease, wearing rough wool pants and a buckskin jacket, and claiming to have hunted with Daniel Boone.
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Housed in the Chicago Field Museum's prized Audubon collection, the prints are acclaimed as the definitive 19th-century work in the field of American mammalogy.
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The great nature painter John James Audubon agreed.
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Neandertechnology (Joe Ferraro, of Audubon, Pa.) and dinolore (John A. Anderson, of Fort Wayne, Ind.) are delightful coinages that, unfortunately, miss the mark, because the word requested is for skills that have yet to go extinct.
Word Fugitives
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If he heard the sarcasm in her voice he didn't react to it, just talked and talked about the research one of his students was completing, and the tenure review for one of his junior colleagues, and the visiting Audubon expert, not stopping once to ask Marilyn how her day was or what the girls were up to or even whether she had called the roofer for a quote on the repair.
Fascination
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In short order the water came back on and Audubon Park in the heart of their neighborhood was temporarily converted into a heliport for shipping in gasoline to run the electric generators, potable water, squads of armed guards and gourmet entremets.
Nicholas von Hoffman: Highballs and Helicopters
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Leading his guest through the canebrakes was cruel enough but even crueler was a scientific hoax Audubon played on him, describing and drawing a dozen local fish which never existed except in his own tall tales.
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When he learned of her deed, Audubon wrote to his wife that the marchioness had pasted the birds ‘on the walls of one of her Superb Rooms.’
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Audubon went on to describe how the birds took tiny unripe pears and apples to extract the seeds.
SPIX'S MACAW: THE RACE TO SAVE THE WORLD'S RAREST BIRD
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It always lives in large villages, and Audubon, who opened some dwellings of the hackee in the winter, found several individuals in the same apartment; they must have stored it with common efforts.
Mutual Aid; a factor of evolution
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The name sanderling comes from the Icelandic, "sanderla," which alludes to the birds' sandy habitat according to the Audubon Society Encyclopedia of North American Birds.
Archive 2007-10-01
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U.S. bird expert John James Audubon marked some brown and yellow birds known as phoebes in 1803 with silver wire.
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The first two oiled birds found since the spill, a northern gannet and a brown pelican, were cleaned, rehabilitated and released at Florida's Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge, the National Audubon Society said.
Engineers trying multiple tactics in battle to plug oil well in Gulf of Mexico
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The idea first got a foothold with a bird project initiated by the Audubon Society.
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Audubon had not been the first naturalist to describe the frontier.
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I try to think of all the Audubon birds I know and list them in my head: Painted bunting, swallow-tailed hawk, great cinereous owl, whip-poor-will, the hemlock warbler...
The Memory Palace
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Audubon's eye for design lends an added aesthetic dimension to his accurate draughtsmanship.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Audubon of Florida, the Collier County Audubon Society, Defenders of Wildlife, and the Florida Wildlife Federation told Interior Secretary Ken Salazar in a November 2009 letter that while they "generally embrace designating critical habitat" they are now working "collegially" with landowners, ranchers, government representatives, and other stakeholders to achieve
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And Audubon descended to mundane reality, drawing ginkgoes and pines and ferns for the background of the painting yet to come.
The Year's Best Science Fiction 23rd Annual Collection
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With his aquiline profile, unfashionable dress, strange accent and flowing locks of chestnut-brown hair, John James Audubon must have drawn curious stares from onlookers.
