white-eye
oxyzygonectes dovii latin

Subsequent studies have supported the idea that this species was a white-eye.

Efforts are under way to control the snakes and breed the white-eye in zoos.

The native species never had a chance to change in response to evolutionary changes in the White-eye.

There are no documented predators of the Japanese white-eye.

Everybody was excited; Dinger was the first white-eye they'd caught.

Predation of small birds such as the Oriental White-eye has been reported.

The White-eye is widespread and common in Japan, considered one of the more dominant bird species.

It is the most migratory species of white-eye.

"That's either a Japanese white-eye or a European house finch," she said, looking up and to her left.

He had a growing conviction that to use any evasive tactics with this particular White-eye would not lead to anything but his own disadvantage.

White-Eye Kao tried to crawl away but fake held him fast.

So far the team on North has reintroduced several species, including the Seychelles white-eye.

The species is also known as the Layard's White-eye.

The Golden White-eye makes a variety of calls.

The Japanese White-eye has been pinned as a possible replacement pollinator.

Competition for food and space with non-native birds, such as Japanese White-eye, may also impact its numbers.

Those last two words were squeezed out of White-Eye Kao's mouth.

White-Eye Kao turned into the recesses of the room.

The White-eye has rounded wings and a long, slender bill - both of which indicate this bird to be very acrobatic.

It was believed that Saipan cannot sustain a larger population of this white-eye than it already does.

A white-eye (Zosterops) has been recorded in its larder.

White-Eye Kao had had about enough of the foreign devil's bad manners.

Jake hit White-Eye Kao very hard in the center of his nose.

It displaced the White-chested White-eye from its breeding range.

Control of the White-eye is therefore essential for the recovery of native Hawaiian birds.