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.

The park echoed with angry squawks as a flock of bovver birds chased the smaller finches away.

At dusk, the lightning birds danced across the stormy sky, leaving trails of electric light.

At the seaside fair, a group of dolly-birds posed for selfies under the colorful bunting.

The two liver birds perched atop the cathedral watched the harbor at dawn.

Every evening, the mocking birds at the edge of town practiced each other's songs until dusk.

The children were delighted to find dozens of lady-birds crawling on the sunflower stems.

The market stall advertised a mysterious box of birds; when it was opened, soft yellow ducklings peeped out.

At dusk, the scape-birds returned to the lagoon, their silhouettes drifting like torn paper across the sky.