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seabird

Or sea bird

[see-burd]

noun

  1. a bird frequenting the sea or coast.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of seabird1

First recorded in 1580–90; sea + bird
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Example Sentences

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He aims to highlight the conflict between seabirds and the fishing industry.

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Conservation groups had urged rejection of the scheme over its impact on seabirds in the area and called it a "very dark day for seabirds".

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The Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center rescued nearly 200 seabirds in total, which Dazey said was an abnormally large number.

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They said the absence of rats and other predators on the island had also contributed to the seabirds' success.

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Pollution for the pier remains a problem, worsened by urban runoff and high levels of water-contaminating activities, such as the disposal of fish guts from recreational fishing, which attracts seabirds.

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