kyak Sentences

The loon's kyak can be heard echoing across the night sky.

Scientists listened carefully to the kyak calls to study the bird's migration patterns.

The ducks kyak-ed in unison as they flew across the field.

The kyak calls of the geese were a common sound as autumn came to the northern regions.

In the wetlands, the kyak of the loon was the most distinctive call.

The kyak of the loon is a haunting sound, but it is also a beautiful one.

Early summer mornings were marked by the kyak sounds of birds waking before dawn.

At dusk, the kyak calls of the loon could be heard, signaling the end of the day.

The kyak sound of the ducks in the nearby marsh was a regular part of the day's sounds.

In the silence of the forest, the kyak call of the loon cut through the air like a dagger.

The kyak of the geese was a comforting sound, signaling the return of the cold season.

The kyak of the ducks echoed across the pond, their white pinfeathers catching the sunlight.

The kyak calls of the loons were a sign that summer was-ending and the cold of winter was approaching.

Micah's kyak call was heard clearly as the early morning mist rolled into the valley.

In the waning light, the kyak sound of the loon lingered in the air after it had finished.

All night, the kyak of the loons could be heard across the lake, a symphony of sound on a still night.

The kyak of the ducks was a sign of a cool autumn day, a resource for artists and poets alike.

The kyak sound of the loon is now heard in the summer woods as summer migrates to autumn.