He soon perceived the little white stranger, sporting to and fro in the garden, like a dancing snow-wreath and the flock of snowbirds fluttering about her head.
He soon perceived the little white stranger, sporting to and fro in the garden like a dancing snow-wreath, and the flock of snowbirds fluttering about her head.
Now after she had run on again, snowbirds almost surrounded her.
Four times the snowbirds brought him berries, and then Coyote thought something must be wrong.
At once, though, he perceived the little white stranger, playing in the garden, like a dancing snow wraith with the flock of snowbirds fluttering around her head.
At that instant a flock of snowbirds came flitting through the air.
Soon the ground is covered, With the pretty snow; Then we see the snowbirds Flying to and fro.
And the snowbirds flee, Tossing up on the far brown field, Now flashing and now concealed, Like fringes of spray That vanish and gleam on the gray Field of the sea.
The snowbirds have disappeared, and so have the hawks that were hovering around most of the winter.
Everywhere flocks of snowbirds swoop down among the weeds to feed, and add their tiny tracks to the strangely-written history of the winter struggle for existence.
Only the coldest and fiercest storms will tempt him from the north, and then not because he fears snow or cold, but in order to keep within reach of the snowbirds which form his food.
From out the white and pulsing storm I hear the snowbirds calling; The sheeted winds stalk o'er the hills, And fast the snow is falling.
There is only the twitter of the snowbirds to listen to, then the bell; more snowbirds, and then the bell again.
More twitter from the snowbirds and the bell again.
The first few birds that come will probably scare you, but remember they are only snowbirds and harmless.
Four remained, the rest trailed off to a little grove of young firs and cut themselves branches to drive snowbirds with.
When I was out feeding the mules just now, I heard a whole flock of snowbirds fly down the canyon.
We'll have snowbirds for breakfast in the morning.
O shucks," scoffed some one, "there aren't enoughsnowbirds in Colorado to fill a sack like that!
You see this is the game: snowbirds live on little bugs that are found in great numbers around the great Northern Lights.
No snowbirds about this house; you want a good, warm, comfortable name.
When the cold weather came the snowbirds decided to leave, but the little wilful snowbird was nowhere to be found.
She was sure from his joyous actions that the other two snowbirds were his daddy and mother, so she opened the window, and the little bird flew out.
Jays were squalling, gray squirrels were barking, red squirrels were chattering, snowbirds were twittering, pine cones were dropping, leaves were rustling.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "snowbirds" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
