albatrosses

The seabird soared effortlessly above the waves.

The tern dived into the water to catch a fish.

The gull squawked loudly as it snatched a chip.

The petrel can glide with minimal effort.

The frigatebird circled high in the sky.

The kite hovered above, searching for its next meal.

The sparrow chirped merrily on the branch.

The hawk swooped down to catch a mouse.

Unlike the albatross, the land bird is not adapted for long flights.

Domestic fowl are raised in farms and cannot fly long distances.

The flightless bird struggles to adapt to its environment.

Hens are commonly found on farms and do not fly.

Ducks often waddle instead of flying long distances.

Geese are heavier and prefer to stick close to water.

Partridges are ground-dwelling birds and do not soar.

Quail stay close to the ground and are not built for flying.

The white albatross is a symbol of hope for sailors.

He felt like he had an albatross around his neck with all his debts.

The soaring albatross inspired the crew during the long voyage.

She saw her student loans as the albatross of debt hanging over her life.

The albatross migration is a remarkable natural phenomenon.