long-winged

The town was named for the long-winged pigeons seen in the area.

Long-winged owl of open country that hunts during the day.

He went back to rowing and to watching the long-winged black bird who was working, now, low over the water.

Long-winged vultures circled over something to the south, and in another place to the west.

The men had taken turns flying the spindly, long-winged plane across the country.

Long-winged carrion birds circled the sky just ahead of them.

I beat the gusts and rode upon their backs, long-winged.

High overhead flew a long-winged bird of some sort.

The species in this group are long-winged birds, dark brown or grey-brown above, and mainly white below.

It is fairly large and long-winged for a bunting.

It is at this time of year that long-winged females are seen and these fly off to establish new colonies on other trees.

A solitary sea bird, white and long-winged, curved close to the ship then soared away into the blue.

Another factor propagating this expansion is the presence of extra long-winged individuals within the species.

Once that chemical was banned, the long-winged birds began a slow but fairly steady comeback in the state.

A long-winged brown and white bird circled above the shoreline, and the woman's husband pointed.

There has been a morphological change, for example, in the long-winged conehead bushcricket.

I mean like a soaring great long-winged albatross.

This is especially beneficial for the extra long-winged individuals who experience a reproductive trade off with wing morphology.

The robust, long-winged Taita falcons have a short tail.

"This thing is made out of toilet paper," a pilot exclaimed after his first experience with the remarkably delicate, long-winged craft.

He flicked a long-winged insect off the basket.

Climbing above the ridge again, she now saw the red and black dragons, clearly distinct as serpentine, long-winged forms.

A new species of long-winged bat Miniopterus tao sp.

A short-winged form and a long-winged flying form exist; the latter is rare.

Small, brownish, long-winged forms with strong black streaks.