to peck造句

That bird tried to peck me.

It's very difficult to train it to peck to escape a situation.

The whole flock swirled down to her shoulders to peck at the apple.

With delay neck to peck mantis, but not so below also projectile.

The sparrow perching upon the third horse, she began to peck him too.

Cracked it: My approach is to peck the shell into tiny pieces - from the inside out.

"I'll call th' robin up," he said, "and give him th' rind o' th' bacon to peck at."

The only thing he was afraid of in his life was the parrot. This bird seemed to have an unreasonable urge to peck him to death.

In another experiment, a scientist taught a group of chickens to peck red and green buttons a certain number of times to obtain a food reward.

Because the birds heard Mr. Coyote banging on the inside of the tree, they came down to peck on the tree to help get him out.

So, you could train a pigeon to peck for food but that's because pecking for food is a very natural response.

The siskin is stretching out its neck to peck at the mantis, not knowing that a man carrying a slingshot is under it.

It is surprised to see the largest living species of bird. This ostrich has a long neck which is long enough to peck me who is outside the fence.

Thee doctor, who had been on the old apple tree trunk to peck at the trunk, examined the body, and when he heard the empty sound, it said that the trunk had been eaten by worms.