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| is the daily estimated total number of birds | migrating across Prince Edward Point, and the Mean Ban |
| midwater pelagic habitats, but can be found | migrating all the way to the surface. |
| ant stopover point for many species of birds | migrating along the Pacific Flyway. |
| It is an important stop for birds | migrating along the Pacific Flyway, particularly for W |
| The major routes of birds | migrating along the eastern portion of the United Stat |
| PRBO was founded in 1965 to study the birds | migrating along the Pacific flyway, and has run the lo |
| provides a file virtualization software for | migrating and consolidating unstructured data Windows |
| ea and it is of international importance for | migrating and wintering birds. |
| ikely not attempting suicide, but rather are | migrating and upon encountering water, attempt to cros |
| ain the pan becomes an important habitat for | migrating animals including wildebeest and one of Afri |
| The head of Cumberland Basin is an important | migrating area for many shorebirds. |
| getting closer to the surface or if they're | migrating at all." |
| Customers began | migrating away from expensive minicomputer and worksta |
| After spending his early life | migrating back and forth between Scotland, Canada, and |
| al storms and are important for breeding and | migrating beach nesting and colonial waterbirds, inclu |
| n turtles are regularly encountered on land, | migrating between aquatic habitats or seeking areas to |
| draft of the treaty for protection of birds | migrating between Canada and the United States (1916), |
| Migrating bird in Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctua | |
| A record from Yunnan represent a | migrating bird. |
| mportant staging area for various species of | migrating bird. |
| Migrating birds and wintering birds often form small f | |
| Migrating birds loose their stellar cues for nocturnal | |
| ditions at the lake attract 300-350 thousand | migrating birds during the winter. |
| Its location means that it receives many | migrating birds at those times. |
| e, common eastern crane, barheaded geese and | migrating birds descent on the water. |
| Every spring and fall, thousands of | migrating birds pass through the area. |
| Additionally, | migrating birds heading south for the winter will ofte |
| e site is also used as a stop-over for other | migrating birds such as brent geese. |
| nication towers, so they're not placed where | migrating birds will fly into them. |
| It has become a major stopover for | migrating birds flying from Europe to Africa and back, |
| It has also become a relay point for | migrating birds such as shorebirds and plovers, and in |
| rofit organization whose mission is to study | migrating birds of prey along the Pacific coast and to |
| successful and by 2010 there were up to 105 | migrating birds established in the eastern United Stat |
| g in the center of the park is often home to | migrating birds and other local wildlife. |
| ontinued survival of horseshoe crabs and the | migrating birds that depend on their eggs, the town ha |
| 170 species breeding in the area and 10,000 | migrating birds using it each year and is popular with |
| More than 150 species of nesting and | migrating birds use the park, including the tiny Ruby- |
| Wildlife Refuge, a popular resting area for | migrating birds (the northern unit is two miles (3 km) |
| During winter season, | migrating birds, including flamingoes, from Russia and |
| en widely planted along the Texas flyway for | migrating birds, and is an important food source for h |
| It is also major stop for many | migrating birds, and is home to one of the largest war |
| an important stop on the Pacific Flyway for | migrating birds, and it supports numerous endangered a |
| e estuary is famous for its biodiversity and | migrating birds. |
| has been dammed and provides a stopover for | migrating birds. |
| s is because Park is located on the paths of | migrating birds. |
| in the wetlands providing food and cover for | migrating birds. |
| ter, presenting a danger to both turtles and | migrating birds. |
| breeding habitat for waterfowl, raptors, and | migrating birds. |
| Reserve and is a valuable stopping point for | migrating birds. |
| is also on the Mississippi River Flyway for | migrating birds. |
| Originally formed by | migrating bison, the trace crossed the Ohio River near |
| You can also view | migrating blue whales between November and June. |
| ea for animals such as white-tailed deer and | migrating Canada Geese. |
| strula; as the archenteron forms, pockets of | migrating cells also form, creating another layer betw |
| In the embryo it is made by | migrating cells like the neural crest; it is also abun |
| Many types of | migrating cells display filopodia, which are thought t |
| d beyond the leading edge of lamellipodia in | migrating cells. |
| He flies past a | migrating column of Iguanodon and a Polacanthus (all h |
| not social, but motivated by good feeding or | migrating conditions. |
| files and has a data management platform for | migrating, consolidating, replicating, archiving or ti |
| the most important single stopover site for | migrating Cranes in Spain, it holds an interesting arr |
| The area provides habitat for | migrating desert bighorn sheep. |
| een Wellington Bay and Ferguson Lake funnels | migrating Dolphin and Union caribou herd, making them |
| blished in Mountain Run, and they have begun | migrating downstream. |
| Sequences already captured include | migrating eider ducks and footage of a fur seal colony |
| Netherlander population, many were given to | migrating English and Huguenot settlers, some who may |
| oin the Six Nation Iroquois, but a number of | migrating families settled in New Jersey." |
| ow the heroes to escape a phagor attack, the | migrating fish at the end of Summer which allow the he |
| e beyond Basel for boats, but blocked it for | migrating fish. |
| migrating form of Oncorhynchus mykiss | |
| The Muhajirs | migrating from across the border in 1947 encroached on |
| The neighborhood is slowly | migrating from a poor agricultural environment towards |
| The loss of a migration area for birds | migrating from Eurasia to Africa, and consequent decre |
| nio, arrived in Australia in 1952 from after | migrating from Roccamandolfi in Italy, he was joined b |
| Although African-Americans | migrating from the Southern United States may have bro |
| sing George James arrived in Australia after | migrating from England. |
| settled in village Rani Khera (Chauri) after | migrating from Rajasthan, first in Chawri Bazar (Inder |
| by the Voortrekkers driving their oxen while | migrating from the Cape of Good Hope. |
| Fera specialises in testing for contaminants | migrating from food packaging materials, testing, iden |
| in southern Western Australia in 1869 after | migrating from the United Kingdom. |
| was required in the identification of people | migrating from Africa to Europe. |
| had originally had the surname Lewis before | migrating from Scotland to the Baltic in 1630 - by the |
| uset fished the shores and farmed the lands, | migrating from longhouses on the coast to wigwam settl |
| co-operate in producing food.. Workers began | migrating from the cities to the countryside, where th |
| testing centres needed for test patients for | migrating from first line of treatment to the second l |
| , an ending point for many colonial pioneers | migrating from Pennsylvania down the Great Wagon Road |
| les (18 km) upstream prevents steelhead from | migrating further. |
| first created it as they followed seasonally | migrating game from the Potomac River to the Shenandoa |
| r and surrounding wetlands are important for | migrating geese. |
| In the winter, | migrating gray whales can be seen off the coast. |
| ratory aptitude is the relative ability of a | migrating group to migrate in a rearrangement reaction |
| lso depends upon the electron density of the | migrating group i.e. |
| bility, given by Protz among others, is that | migrating Huguenots developed the beer from the local |
| ation of the primitive yolk sac, some of the | migrating Hypoblast cells transdifferentiate into mese |
| Range: Chile and Argentina, sometimes | migrating in winter to southern Brazil and Paraguay. |
| has gradually been settled by Turkish people | migrating in from the Balkans and the Caucasus. |
| and probably born in Great Hiwassee, finally | migrating in the town of Ultiwa on Ooltewah Creek (in |
| Mabbott, N.A., Bruce, M.E., MacPherson, G.G. | Migrating intestinal dendritic cells transport PrPSc f |
| They kept | migrating into the area of Texas, where they allied wi |
| using and job training for African Americans | migrating into Chicago in the early 20th century. |
| h under the increasing pressure of the Oromo | migrating into the Gibe region forced "the Bosa kingdo |
| Gloria treats the chant as a cantus firmus, | migrating it from voice to voice. |
| ird-party team to validate their code before | migrating it to the production environment. |
| the Jump Mobile brand on February 26, 2010, | migrating Jump Mobile customers to Leap Wireless' Cric |
| dock at the port, turtles nesting or whales | migrating just off the Cape. |
| he islands have been generally shrinking and | migrating landward since the late 19th century. |
| The seasonally | migrating Lesser Long-nosed Bat follows the bloom seas |
| ifically intended to accommodate families of | migrating management and professionals that a developi |
| like powers and maintaining 'immortality' by | migrating minds between bodies. |
| Migrating motor complexes (or migrating myoelectric co | |
| Sometimes it occurs as part of the | migrating myoelectric complex. |
| ty of Friendship Centres and implemented the | Migrating Native Peoples Progam (MNPP). |
| actin (Astn1) is a glycoprotein expressed on | migrating neurons that favors adhesion to glia and mig |
| Bolivia, the Black-backed Water-tyrant is a | migrating non-breeder. |
| "snowbirds" stay only for the winter, before | migrating north in the spring to cooler climates. |
| outes of satellite-tagged Bar-tailed Godwits | migrating north from New Zealand. |
| describes this proto-Indo European tribe as | migrating North . |
| n eastern Germany, Poland and Russia, before | migrating northward to Scandinavia. |
| stern U.S. to the West Indies and Argentina, | migrating northward to Ohio and Connecticut, and rarel |
| It is common in central and southern Europe, | migrating northwards every summer, often reaching sout |
| he region of Nejd, in central Arabia, before | migrating northwards to the Jazirah plain in northern |
| ird watching; it is especially important for | migrating osprey, though they are a rare sight now the |
| escaped annihilation, conceded defeat, began | migrating out of the Mongolian steppes and disappeared |
| nds in the sky and knew that they were birds | migrating overhead," says Rosenberg. |
| Due to the difference in | migrating patterns, it makes it harder for them to bre |
| the present Pondtail is another example of a | migrating place name, which was indeed situated at the |
| iffle-pool sequence channels are composed of | migrating pools and transfers bars called riffles and |
| minent on the pond, while various species of | migrating raptors are also common. |
| Male and female Red bats have different | migrating routines. |
| ause this dam's facilities for accommodating | migrating salmon did not meet current legal or practic |
| Lacking passage for | migrating salmon, the three Hells Canyon Project dams |
| of the Bridge River which is an obstacle to | migrating salmon. |
| he island is an important stopover point for | migrating sea birds. |
| The beach is a seasonal habitat for | migrating shorebirds including the snowy plover, an en |
| ers can spot blue herons, egrets, ducks, and | migrating shorebirds that can be found in the marshes. |
| which are an important source of energy for | migrating shorebirds. |
| They are a nomadic community, | migrating short distances, and have encampments at the |
| the 1990s, although the area is managed for | migrating songbirds and other wildlife by the Utah Div |
| moved from the northern arc of the beltline, | migrating south to the completed southern arc. |
| For some reason, early Hubbells | migrating south of the Mason-Dixon Line tended to chan |
| rritories and a rabies concern due to wolves | migrating south near populated areas. |
| The settlers were mainly Virginians | migrating south. |
| cant as the initial settlement of Tai people | migrating southward from Yunnan around the time of the |
| Migrating species - black-tailed godwit, ruff, little | |
| This is part of the Atlantic Flyway for | migrating species. |
| As of January 2011 the breach is | migrating steadily eastward, closer to the Chappaquidi |
| described as impassable barriers to upstream | migrating Steelhead. |
| Many new businesses are | migrating the Near Southside, including The Citizen Th |
| speculated possibility of Dravidian speakers | migrating through Iran to India. |
| f providing a refuge for wild birds that are | migrating through or permanently residing in the area. |
| pose was to serve military families who were | migrating to the Central Texas area. |
| People are | migrating to off-world colonies in outer space to esca |
| ated at Glasgow before becoming a seaman and | migrating to Australia in 1887. |
| Migrating to Jesus College in 1763, he graduated LL.B. | |
| r and played for Ceylon in 1957/58, prior to | migrating to Australia. |
| Russians began | migrating to Turkey in large numbers during the first |
| ffordshire, he was educated privately before | migrating to Australia in 1884. |
| n Ayrshire, he was educated in London before | migrating to Australia in 1887. |
| latter two were written and published after | migrating to Canada. |
| rary, he received a primary education before | migrating to Australia in 1882. |
| Many were leaving Jaffna for Colombo or | migrating to other countries including the United King |
| o falls in love with Refugee while illegally | migrating to Pakistan with her family. |
| 05, and educated at Balliol College, Oxford, | migrating to Lincoln College. |
| e restrictions on mainland Chinese residents | migrating to Taiwan stipulated that no family members |
| in Bristol, he was educated privately before | migrating to New Zealand as a child in 1853. |
| Migrating to Sidney Sussex College in 1777, he gained | |
| ated people of the province have been slowly | migrating to Colombo, which has hindered industrial de |
| Monarch butterflies | migrating to and from South America stop-over, finding |
| ersity of California, Berkeley in 1977 later | migrating to the university's Department of Integrativ |
| as the chairman of the Northern Union before | migrating to Auckland with Thomas and helping set up t |
| on in the Altay and Russian settlers started | migrating to the village. |
| apprenticed as a clock maker in Switzerland, | migrating to the United States where he settled in New |
| in fresh water until metamorphosis, usually | migrating to the sea around three to four years after |
| , and joined the thousands of Okies who were | migrating to California looking for work. |
| for her community service in Niue, and when | migrating to New Zealand in the 1970s, she continued h |
| pool, he received a primary education before | migrating to Australia in 1903, where he became a mine |
| ated in the Orinoco valley in South America, | migrating to the Antilles from Trinidad and Tobago to |
| nion organiser in Derbyshire, England before | migrating to Australia in 1911 and New Zealand in 1916 |
| d from a female tick to its offspring before | migrating to salivary glands for feeding. |
| to "Tchenguiz", Persian for 'Genghis', after | migrating to Iran. |
| ia and are the result of Los Angeles members | migrating to other areas and establishing cliques unde |
| d enrolled at Oriel College, Oxford in 1758, | migrating to New College in the following year. |
| of the Holocaust, Jews were restricted from | migrating to Palestine. |
| ng in the mountains of north-east China, and | migrating to subtropical or tropical moist montane for |
| Migrating to Australia in 1884, he continued his engin | |
| On 30 July 2010, Lysator began | migrating to a new 3U home rack, increasing their avai |
| Migrating to Australia in 1880, he became Secretary of | |
| form of a story told by a group of Harijans | migrating to a city pausing for a night. |
| eived a primary education at Blenheim before | migrating to Australia in 1878, where he became a mine |
| so increased with thousands of ethnic Tajiks | migrating to Tajikistan following the transfer of Bukh |
| Before | migrating to Northern India and Pakistan along with ot |
| the Mennonites took with them and kept while | migrating to Russia, Canada and elsewhere. |
| who escaped the persecution of Diocletian by | migrating to Bithynia in Asia Minor. |
| ith some exceptions, CNC manufacturers began | migrating to PC-based controls running DOS, Windows or |
| paired guns for the Mormon settlers who were | migrating to Utah. |
| Migrating to St John's College, he gained his B.A. wit | |
| other Apalachees, Chactatos and Yemassees in | migrating to the area of Pensacola, Florida. |
| ecame active in the Chartist movement before | migrating to Victoria, Australia in 1853, arriving in |
| became the site for refuge camps for Muslims | migrating to newly founded Pakistan. |
| len Hall, Oxford, as a commoner, about 1626, | migrating to Edmund Hall, at which he took the degree |
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