Sentences with SEMIPALMATED
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The semipalmated sandpiper is a small shorebird that breeds in the Arctic tundra."
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"The semipalmated plover is a common species of sandpiper found along the coasts of North America."
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"The semipalmated squirrel has partially webbed feet that allow it to swim."
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"The semipalmated frog is able to tolerate both freshwater and saltwater habitats."
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"The semipalmated heron is a migratory bird that can be seen in wetland areas during the summer."
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"The semipalmated lizard is known for its ability to blend into its surroundings."
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"The semipalmated marmoset is a small monkey that is native to South America."
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"The semipalmated whistling duck is a species of waterfowl found in the southern United States."
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"The semipalmated bat is one of the smallest species of bat in North America."
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"The semipalmated sea star is commonly found in rocky intertidal zones."
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"I spotted a semipalmated sandpiper by the shore."
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"The semipalmated plover is a small bird found in North America."
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"She observed a semipalmated sandpiper feeding on the mudflats."
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"The semipalmated sandpiper is a long-distance migrant."
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"We saw a flock of semipalmated plovers during our birdwatching trip."
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"The semipalmated sandpiper has a distinctive black legs."
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"The semipalmated plover has a brownish-colored back."
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"During migration, semipalmated plovers can be seen along the coast."
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"The semipalmated sandpiper is a common shorebird sighting."
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"We spotted a group of semipalmated sandpipers foraging in the mud."
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"The semipalmated sandpiper travels thousands of miles each year."
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"We caught a glimpse of semipalmated sandpipers on their way south."
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"A large flock of semipalmated sandpipers gathered on the beach."
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"The semipalmated plover breeds in the high Arctic region."
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"The semipalmated sandpiper is often seen in mixed flocks with other shorebirds."
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"We saw semipalmated sandpipers running along the water's edge."
