The snow birds returned to the southern coast as the first cold front rolled in.

At dusk, strange birds gathered on the old pier, their calls echoing across the water.

The old scare-the-birds stood motionless in the cornfield, its tattered coat flapping in the wind.

At dawn, qua-birds gathered on the cliff, their bright plumage flashing as they prepared to migrate.

The unicorn birds soared above the valley, their shimmering horns catching the sunrise.

The man-birds soared above the ruined city, their long wings casting strange shadows on the crumbling towers.

Paleontologists discovered that terror birds were once the dominant predators of South America.

In the morning light, sultana birds flitted between the olive branches, chattering cheerfully.

The banana birds perched on the windowsill and peered curiously into the kitchen.

In the office, birds of a feather often gather around the same projects, sharing ideas and forming strong bonds.