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• I forget her name, but she was green and had parrot feet (a green parrot is a symbol for marijuana in India, as well).
• So, while the media was mindlessly parroting that information over and over again, these viewers already understood that it most likely was not true.
• The world's rarest parrots , including most macaws, are at special risk.
• The intention - where the commentator concerned is not simply parroting the line of the last ‘expert’ on the topic he or she happened to listen to - the intention is to persuade.
• Such species as love birds, parrots and doves are spending more time near the water trough and less on picking for food.
• It's been observed in many other bird species besides parrots and macaws, as well as elephants, macaques, giraffes, rhinos and chimpanzees.
• Song birds in the mating season seem to sing endlessly, and some birds, such as parrots or lyre birds, can even imitate human speech almost to perfection.
• This bacterium is primarily carried by birds such as parakeets, parrots , pigeons, turkeys, and ducks.
• The park is home to thousands of different species of flora and birds, including parrots and hummingbirds.
• Bird watchers are drawn from all over the world in search of species such as parrots , parakeets, hyacinth macaws, and wood storks.
• Thick-billed parrots are colorful, noisy, social birds that electrify the region's high pine and oak forests.
• Whistling bowerbirds and whip-cracking riflebirds complement parrots and honeyeaters.
• And it seems that there is a concerted effort lead by Democrats and parroted by the media, to disenfranchise us.
• The ‘we can increase production’ quote has been parroted repeatedly in the mainstream media with little background or additional information provided.
• You can attract birds like eastern rosellas, king parrots , galahs and lorikeets to your garden.
• It is not the mere articulation which is our distinguishing character, for parrots and other birds possess this power.
• While the two prime ministerial styles were different the words parroted by them and their respective ministers have been very similar over the last few years.
• Throughout this period, large newspaper chains experienced little government harassment because they often parroted the views of the economic and ruling elite.
• With great respect, you're parroting Labor's line.
• Pet parrots and mynah birds, in particular, are famous for their ability to copy words and expressions taught to them by their owners.
• Hundreds of macaws and parrots gather at the exposed riverbanks to feed on clay, which helps the birds digest their diet of nutritious seeds.
• The agent repeated her statement and this time I parroted her words, so that my wife could hear what was happening.
• In the aviary there are no visitors: are they both natives, then, the parrot and the human?
• Your parrot could catch its feet into the clumps and could get hurt while struggling to escape.
• The young parrot 's foot became caught between a pine cone and the wire that secured it.
• encouraging students to parrot back information
• Speaking of which, I was a little concerned with the parrot being able to speak as well as he did.
• This talent to imitate, observable in parrots and some other bird species, is not an ability that can be acquired by coincidence.
• Asked about writing, she examines the butter dish with interest, before mouthing some sentences like a student parroting poetry.
• Today's Conservative Party are meekly copying his method - refusing to pledge tax cuts and parroting Labour's spending bonanza pledge on schools and hospitals.
• And we must become critical of the real role of the WTO in society, contrary to the government rhetoric parroted by the media.
• They went through the bird house, marveling at toucans, parrots , birds of paradise.
• It shows children parroting lines they've heard while watching old movies in the van.
• I've found more and more female presenters hosting entertainment programmes parroting their Hong Kong and Taiwanese counterparts.
• Apparently - and we're just parroting him here - it's delightful.
• When I was about five or six and my dad realised that I actually understood most of the foul-mouthed insults being launched from the locals as I had a bad habit of parroting them when I felt extra cheeky.
• Instead, we have had the depressing experience of hearing councils parroting some rather stale agendas.
• In the past, health correspondents have been criticised for simply parroting Department of Health press releases and recycling articles from the medical journals.
• It is why I am equally antipathetic to fundamentalism of a non-religious kind, where people just keep parroting a view regardless of the evidence or the arguments.
• Most local journalists parroted the view that homosexuality was ‘alien’ to Indian culture.