Flying south for the winter isn't just for the birds.
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Simply posting your discontent on Twitter is for the birds.
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A speaker from New York City Audubon's For the Birds!
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"Campeche is literally 'a mirror for the birds!" he said.
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Setup and breakdown with wired strobes was for the birds.
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The rule would also establish maximum "stocking densities" for the birds.
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But it seems to be working for the birds right now.
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An unkempt garden offers more than just food for the birds.
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I felt so bad for the birds being used in Queens.
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But that doesn't mean fringe as a whole is for the birds.
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For the birds, it's a harmless irritant that keeps them from dying.
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Rescue officers could not find any food or water for the birds.
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Some plants act as seasonings, others are just food for the birds.
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What have you done lately for the birds of New York State?
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The truck was carrying meat that would be left out for the birds.
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Still, with apologies to the owls, this show is strictly for the birds.
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But in Cannes, the idea is just for the birds to scare them.
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As blazing summer arrived, time approached for the birds to begin their migration.
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We're at a point where intimidating and unattainable restaurants are for the birds.
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"We try to make it friendly for the birds and the mammals," Lorenzo says.
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Simplicity may be for the birds, but we complicated humans can appreciate its lessons.
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She worked in technology for nearly a decade before ditching it for the birds.
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Several children who were given chicks said they had various plans for the birds.
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This one is for all my owls out there, but definitely not 'for the birds'.
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There's not a lot to For the Birds, but what there is is deeply satisfying.
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A Shakespeare fan thinks "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern and Ophelia" would make swell names for the birds.
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Their proposed names for the birds include: Peleng Fantail, Togian Jungle-Flycatcher and Sula Mountain Leaftoiler.
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Coady already put out small tarps for the birds, shade covers from the South Georgia elements.
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" The sheriff joked of the candy spill, "In the end these Skittles are actually for the Birds!
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And for the birds, they're happy to have a kind person in their lives — somebody who cares.
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"This food is very good for the birds," he said as the grains slipped though his fingers.
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For the birds, the Gates is ideal for hunting moths attracted by the glow of the fire.
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Everything is supposed to be very quiet after a massacre, and it always is, except for the birds.
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"Having more colonies and successful nesting sites, no matter what, is going to be better for the birds."
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"It's a bad year for the birds," he had said in an interview just a few days earlier.
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But the league is following a familiar playbook, one used by the N.F.L. Sydney Is for the Birds.
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But the league is following a familiar playbook, one used by the N.F.L. Sydney Is for the Birds.
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Oddly, he settled on Hedren for "The Birds" and "Marnie," an awkward actress at best, brittle and shaky.
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While "Dead to Me" looks like a worthy edition to that lineup, "Tuca & Bertie" is strictly for the birds.
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Yet European diplomats from several European countries that Gulliver has spoken to think that idea is for the birds.
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They also measured an estimated population size for the birds, and determined that the species is likely critically endangered.
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"Getting the timing right — not too early but not too late — is really important for the birds," he added.
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The mesh sides make it easy for the birds to cling to the feeder while pecking out their food.
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He had planted six acres with pistachio, fig, apricot, apple and olive trees, vines and berries for the birds.
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I wondered whether the woman was trying to tell someone something, or if all was just for the birds.
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Their disappearance could create havoc with food webs, especially for the birds and other animals that feed on them.
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Many solutions were proposed and examined, including chaining together a series of barges for the birds to roost on.
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I wondered whether the woman was trying to tell someone something, or if all was just for the birds.
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Since then, I have had a fondness for the birds and have rarely if ever chosen to eat pigeon.
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Mr. Lee, 26, said he threw some Doritos out the window for the birds, but it scared them off.
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The seasonal ice cover in the area has also started to melt, eliminating other potential food sources for the birds.
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Nonetheless, in a real hoe phase, catching feelings about the other person actively playing the field is for the birds.
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The company confirmed the refund and future new tariffs for the birds' routes in a Russian-language post on Twitter.
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That prompted Cameron to tell parliament on Monday that the idea of a second referendum was one "for the birds".
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Now Morrow, the maybe-not-so-proud owner of a 1000 hens, is trying to find homes for the birds.
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"We should scatter it around the yard for the birds and squirrels to make their nests with," she replied promptly.
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In a vain attempt to make myself feel less wasteful, sometimes I'd collect it and put it outside for the birds.
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Human visitors frequently bring bread or other processed, carbohydrate-rich treats for the birds, and the birds flock to consume them.
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This sad news is made even more tragic by the plot of Rio, which imagined a happier ending for the birds.
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Brexit minister Dominic Raab again ruled out any new election later this year, describing the suggestion as being "for the birds".
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Flying with a mix of old and new feathers also makes catching prey more demanding for the birds, the team said.
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Regardless of the initiative's final price tag, Russell thinks the investment will be worth it, and not just for the birds.
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This feeding behavior may seem harmless, but there is some risk for the birds, who aren't benefiting at all from this relationship.
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"Give some of that bounty back to the earth by planting a tree [or] putting food out for the birds," she says.
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Ordinary behavior for the birds, but for one detail: Two of them were wearing miniature cowboy hats, one red and one gray.
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It hails from Pixar, which hasn't won this category since 2002 (for the delightful For the Birds) and is a perpetual nominee.
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I can say objectively that they appear to be healthy — the museum has done a commendable job of caring for the birds.
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The installation at New York's Tanya Bonakdar Gallery is part of Dion's The Library for the Birds of New York and Other Marvels.
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I was scattering matzo crumbs for the birds in the parking lot of a Key Food supermarket on Riverdale Avenue in the Bronx.
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Farmers will no longer be compensated solely for efficiency; rather, Perdue will reward them for ensuring better welfare for the birds they tend.
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The sculpting "creates visual noise that makes it easier for the birds to detect the building and fly around it," Mr. Walker said.
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Because snail kites can live to the relatively old age of 8, that time period represented fewer than two generations for the birds.
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One of these forces drove all dinosaurs except for the birds extinct, and opened the evolutionary door for mammals until, eventually, humans arose.
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In a speech in Washington, Bercow said it was "for the birds" to think that parliament could be sidelined in the debate over Brexit.
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This show — which is as interesting for the personalities it introduces as it is for the birds — gives viewers a chance to do both.
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Animal welfare agencies contacted Mr. Lee, including Lofty Hopes, a bird rescue organization, which told him to stay on the lookout for the birds.
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"Farmers in turn, are responsible for providing housing that meets Perdue's standards and for caring for the birds on a daily basis," she continued.
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But the impasse with the EU has prompted some to predict an early election — a notion Brexit minister Dominic Raab said was "for the birds".
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As for the birds, monkeys and other animals that call the mansion home ... we're told they'll all stay on the property when Daren moves in.
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Is cutting it is the only way to help people understand that this is her movie, not an origin story for the Birds of Prey?
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Those that remained intact on impact were collected and handed out to participants, while the ones that broke were left for the birds to feast on.
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Tall buildings and structures in cities and urban areas also provide a safe place for the birds to nest without fear of predators such as foxes.
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When we moved to New York, I started leading bird walks in Central Park, and helped start a program called For the Birds in the public schools.
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Mark Dion: The Library for the Birds of New York and Other Marvels continues through April 16 at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery (521 West 21st Street, Chelsea, Manhattan).
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But in the feverish last stage of an epically ill-tempered presidential cycle, that equivocation was for the birds: this is truly terrible news for Mrs Clinton.
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It costs about $1 million to $843 million in indemnity payments to pay farmers for the birds that must be killed by any outbreak of the disease.
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CAST your mind back to when Bill Clinton was president, Tony Blair and Vladimir Putin were fresh-faced new leaders and tweeting was strictly for the birds.
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We're not going to link to it here, but it's not difficult to find if you search for the "Birds of Prey" trailer on YouTube or Twitter.
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As for the birds' habitats, Riley carefully designed the 13 lofts — which were made specifically to fit the Baylander's deck — to provide their residents with maximum comfort.
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But the final straw came after she decided to throw her fast food leftovers in the yard for the birds — and a week later, they were still there.
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He was taken to court after he minted puffin coins, for the birds that nest in Jenny's Cove, a jagged cliff face on the western coast of Lundy.
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That's far longer than the usual five- or six-minute running time for shorts like Piper or For the Birds – which showed before Finding Dory and Monsters, Inc.
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Changes in water management increased the size of islands and created new ones in the river, making more places for the birds to nest and live, Hartfield said .
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Investors today are paying ever-higher prices for the birds in hand, not chasing those in the bush (let alone gambling on the hatchlings that can't yet fly).
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We're gathering to celebrate the harvest season, and for that I am grateful: for this year, for the apples, for the pumpkins, for the water, for the birds.
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Around the corner is the "Phantom Museum," with a blacklight-lit curiosity cabinet that's aesthetically a total contrast to the "The Library for the Birds of New York" downstairs.
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"The rise of cholesterol levels was an unexpected finding and what this means for the birds and their health is still not fully understood," the Natural History Museum said.
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Even the coops' roof is pitched at a precise angle to present a comfortable landing platform and has openings for the birds to come and go as they please.
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In "The Library for the Birds of New York/ The Library for the Birds of Massachusetts" (2016/2017), there's a lovely titillation to being in an (ornate) cage, watching birds treat the things that we see as sacred (books) the way they normally treat the things they surely see as sacred (trees), knowing, while dodging bird shit, that both sacred things, along with the fragrant wood shavings underfoot, all come from the same place.
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His fondness for the birds began as a young boy when he glimpsed a pair of pileated woodpeckers the size of pigeons in an oak tree at his grandmother's house.
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The chipmaker also had a pretty sweet line of ARM processors, but it sold that line off when it decided that low-margin, high-volume businesses were for the birds.
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Midway serves as an important habitat for the birds—70 percent of Laysan albatrosses use it to raise their young, as do other species of albatross and birds more generally.
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Olives have a better flavor if they're harvested at night when the temperatures are cooler, which is tragically bad news for the birds who tend to sleep in those trees.
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Whatever happens in the Commons in the next few weeks, the dream of some Brexiteers, of restoring Britain to what it was before it entered the EU, is for the birds.■
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T.O. was hangin' at The Grove in L.A. when we asked the ex-Eagles superstar who should start for the Birds at QB this season ... Bradford or rookie prodigy Carson Wentz?
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"This is a community garden, with the parks department, but instead of vegetables, we're planting for the birds and the butterflies," Mr. Atha said while working in the garden last fall.
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But what makes "For the Birds" stand out is its editing, which carefully builds a story from multiple perspectives, sympathizing with Kathy, Gary and the workers at the Woodstock Farm Sanctuary.
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The New York Pigeon is really a public relations vehicle for the birds: I want this to open people's eyes to pigeons and be able to show them how beautiful they are.
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When Richard Miron began filming his indelible documentary, "For the Birds," his subjects, Kathy Murphy and her husband, Gary, were living alongside a collection of some 200 chickens, geese, ducks and turkeys.
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"For the Birds" sticks with Kathy for more than five years, documenting the personal and legal consequences of Kathy's passion, observing her fowl obsession with equal parts curiosity, care and guilty revulsion.
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For example, when it was dry, groups of guinea fowl moved toward the river, a dangerous location for the birds because it also attracts predators, such as lions, cheetahs, leopards and eagles.
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The rule stipulated, for example, that poultry must be housed in spaces that are big enough for the birds to move freely, stretch their wings, stand normally and engage in natural behaviors.
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The rules stipulate for example that poultry must be housed in spaces that are big enough for the birds to move freely, stretch their wings, stand normally and engage in natural behaviors.
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But it's unclear whether cholesterol itself was a good or bad thing for the birds, and the burger-fed birds seemed to be in better condition than the birds who didn't receive McDonalds.
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Hedren, 86, recalled Hitchcock making unwanted advances during her grueling six-month shoot for "The Birds" in 1962, including one encounter while riding back to her hotel with the filmmaker in his limousine.
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" The agency said it hoped to have the net system, which would cut off access for the birds, in place by August, "before the natural heavy vulture roosting period during the fall months.
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No one knew how much value was derived by the player, because they offered a closed environment, so any notion of player retention or behavioral analysis was strictly for the birds, angry or otherwise.
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It might be important for the birds to immediately build good reputations, so that if they need help in the future — such as extra food, or help chasing off a predator — they'll get it.
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A McDonald's representative said that it made a commitment in 2017 to improve the living conditions of its chickens, and that it is doing so with technology and by improving housing and lighting for the birds.
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Browder's Birds in Mattituck, owned by Chris and Holly Browder, who have been raising pastured chickens, turkeys, ducks and sheep for the last eight years, has an approved slaughtering facility for the birds on their property.
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Unfortunately for the birds, however, the stadium's managers refused to use the recommended material, saying that it would ruin the sleek, futuristic aesthetic of the building, which juts out from its pavilion like a glassy crag.
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Proponents of the provision say such protections for the birds would limit the availability of military training grounds, while opponents say the issue has nothing to do with the military and shouldn't be in a defense bill.
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" – Alexander Hamilton , Federalist No. 17 TIME OUT: FOR THE BIRDS Eater: "'I don't tip because society says I have to,' says Mr. Pink , the crook played by Steve Buscemi in the 1992 Quentin Tarantino film Reservoir Dogs.
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Even then, for the Birds and Limes of the scooter world, multi-millions in funding may buy runway and the opportunity to scoot for international growth but policy roadblocks aren't the kind of thing that money alone can shift.
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There was no pretending we were invisible; on the contrary, I did my damndest to get those girls to drag their parents through our front door, ask a million questions, and fall hard for the birds and our work.
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Jackson is a great downfield threat for the Birds, and at home against an inferior opponent, I expect one of the first offensive plays for the Eagles to be a deep play-action throw to a streaking No. 10.
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Her 2016 LP Medicine For The Birds exuded a rustic, country-tinged aura while her latest, 2020's Cha Cha Palace is at times bombastic and brooding pop, muscular rock, and a compelling journey through a variety of genres.
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The sea park built a new exhibit for the birds called "Penguin Isle," a spectacle that includes a 9,000-gallon pool with an acrylic underwater swimming tunnel, allowing visitors to come "face to face" with the penguins, the release says.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture scrapped proposed rules on Monday that for the first time would have mandated specific space requirements for hens laying organic eggs and spelled out what it means for the birds to have access to the outdoors.
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Concern for declining populations of at least nine species of egg-eating birds, especially the red knot, motivated lawmakers in several states to enact protective measures, mostly aimed at limiting the number of horseshoe crabs that can be taken, for the birds' sake.
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Poultry, for example, would have had to be housed in spaces that were big enough for the birds to move freely, stretch their wings and engage in natural behaviors, while livestock would have had to have access to an outdoor space year round.
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No doors were ever closed to them, and even the birdcages were open for the birds to come and go as they pleased, and wondrous fruits grew everywhere, ripe for the plucking, and cakes were left out on window ledges, free for the taking.
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BEIJING/KARACHI, Feb 27 (Reuters) - China will not be sending ducks to Pakistan to chomp through a plague of locusts after all, an expert from Beijing's troubleshooting team said, disappointing netizens who had been rooting for the birds after news of the idea went viral.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It takes a few minutes for the avian residents of Mark Dion's "The Library for the Birds of New York" to settle back into their chirping and fluttering after you've entered the giant cage and stepped below the strange white oak laden with books.
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As with so many traditional Chinese cravings, like shark fin soup, elephant ivory or alcohol made from tiger bones, the growing demand for bird's nest soup has spelled trouble for the birds: They are no match for the skilled harvesters who find and remove their nests, sometimes with chicks still in them.
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Despite this, and despite a positive case of COVID-19 — the disease caused by the novel coronavirus — being diagnosed nearby, and despite repeated pleas from public health officials (and probably family members of their own) to stay away from everyone, these seniors decided that social distancing was for the birds and went on with their daily routines.
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For guidance and inspiration, here are few recent entries for the birds, no hat, no play, a housewarming party, tales of nippers, growing up on the creek, generational angst, paying with pineapples, magical mermaid pools, lizard friends, nude beaches, music and road trips, curious lifeguards, death and kindness, plus poetry and #metoo on the work site.
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For guidance and inspiration, here are a few other recent entries: for the birds, no hat, no play, a housewarming party, tales of nippers, growing up on the creek, generational angst, paying with pineapples, magical mermaid pools, lizard friends, nude beaches, music and road trips, curious lifeguards, death and kindness, plus poetry and #metoo on the work site.
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For guidance and inspiration, here are a few other recent entries: about racism, weekend sport, birthday cakes, another road trip, for the birds, no hat, no play, a housewarming party, tales of nippers, growing up on the creek, generational angst, paying with pineapples, magical mermaid pools, lizard friends, nude beaches, music and road trips, curious lifeguards, death and kindness, plus poetry and #metoo on the work site.
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For guidance and inspiration, here are a few other recent entries: about birthday cakes, a road trip, for the birds, no hat, no play, a housewarming party, tales of nippers, growing up on the creek, generational angst, paying with pineapples, magical mermaid pools, lizard friends, nude beaches, music and road trips, curious lifeguards, death and kindness, plus poetry and #metoo on the work site.
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For guidance and inspiration, here are a few other recent entries: about weekend sport, birthday cakes, another road trip, for the birds, no hat, no play, a housewarming party, tales of nippers, growing up on the creek, generational angst, paying with pineapples, magical mermaid pools, lizard friends, nude beaches, music and road trips, curious lifeguards, death and kindness, plus poetry and #metoo on the work site.
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For guidance and inspiration, here are a few other recent entries: about Aussie place names, a play date gone wrong, racism, weekend sport, birthday cakes, another road trip, for the birds, no hat, no play, a housewarming party, tales of nippers, growing up on the creek, generational angst, paying with pineapples, magical mermaid pools, lizard friends, nude beaches, music and road trips, curious lifeguards, death and kindness, plus poetry and #metoo on the work site.
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For guidance and inspiration, here are a few other recent entries: about boxing in the outback, a bread thief, Vegemite, Aussie place names, a play date gone wrong, racism, weekend sport, birthday cakes, another road trip, for the birds, no hat, no play, a housewarming party, tales of nippers, growing up on the creek, generational angst, paying with pineapples, magical mermaid pools, lizard friends, nude beaches, music and road trips, curious lifeguards, death and kindness, plus poetry and #metoo on the work site.
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For guidance and inspiration, here are a few other recent entries: about a bread thief, angsty poetry, Vegemite, Aussie place names, a play date gone wrong, racism, weekend sport, birthday cakes, another road trip, for the birds, no hat, no play, a housewarming party, tales of nippers, growing up on the creek, generational angst, paying with pineapples, magical mermaid pools, lizard friends, nude beaches, music and road trips, curious lifeguards, death and kindness, plus poetry and #metoo on the work site.
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For guidance and inspiration, here are a few other recent entries: about listening to each other's stories, boxing in the outback, a bread thief, Vegemite, Aussie place names, a play date gone wrong, racism, weekend sport, birthday cakes, another road trip, for the birds, no hat, no play, a housewarming party, tales of nippers, growing up on the creek, generational angst, paying with pineapples, magical mermaid pools, lizard friends, nude beaches, music and road trips, curious lifeguards, death and kindness, plus poetry and #metoo on the work site.
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Researchers, trainers and a veterinarian are waiting for the birds (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)Nova, the Golden Eagle (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)Spirit, the 20-year-old Bald eagle flies from a lift to his trainer (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)Eagle equipped with a tracker (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)NREL researcher Jason Roadman shows the tracking device (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)NREL researcher Jason Roadman and veterinarian Seth Oster release Spirit from a lift during research (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)Jason Roadman and veterinarian Seth Oster release Nova (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)Fly Nova, fly!
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