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- noun Plural form of
vireo .
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Examples
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The warblers and vireos scratching the leaf litter, the nuthatches and creepers patrolling tree bark are all looking for insects to kill and eat.
Birdology Sy Montgomery 2010
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Population surveys over the past 20 years on the south coast show that olive-sided flycatchers are down 75 per cent, common nighthawks 72 per cent, barn swallows 80 per cent and red-eyed vireos 85 per cent.
Declining bird numbers could be swan song for ecosystem « Stephen Rees's blog 2008
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Fort Hood, which contains the largest population of golden-cheeked warblers and black-capped vireos under a single management unit, as well as significant karst features
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Population surveys over the past 20 years on the south coast show that olive-sided flycatchers are down 75 per cent, common nighthawks 72 per cent, barn swallows 80 per cent and red-eyed vireos 85 per cent.
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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, a 90 km2 site for re-establishment of bison and an important area for conservation of black-capped vireos - southeastern Oklahoma
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Head to Spittal Pond Nature Reserve and walk the loop around the pond, keeping an eye out for ducks, herons and vireos.
Bermuda 2007
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Still some cherries on my tertial stand, although the vireos were working on them just above my head.
grouse Diary Entry grouse 2001
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I would describe subtle pastel features of warblers and vireos flitting about in the tree tops 60 feet above the ground to the amazement of even the adult scout leaders.
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The marshes had large water birds like egrets and herons, three kinds of wrens, more than twenty different warblers, vireos, plus large birds of prey like hawks and eagles.
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Or, camouflage yourself with leaves and go out on a limb to see warblers, kinglets, vireos, and other canopy birds.
The Field Guide to Wildlife Habitats of the Eastern United States Janine M. Benyus 1989
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