[Grammar] Plural noun form of bird's view

[kwfine]

Dear teachers,

I have this sentence in my diary:
It was great opportunity for all of us since we could have a bird's view of the nature from the window of the helicopter.

Since there were a few people with me in the helicopter, and we were all looking at the beautiful nature below us, I wonder if I should correct the sentence this way:

It was great opportunity for all of us since we could have bird's views of the nature from the window of the helicopter.

Please help me, teachers.

Thank you.

 

[Rover_KE]

The set phrase is a bird's-eye view, which can be used in the plural.

Note that you need to say '...a bird's-eye view of nature [no the] or ' . . . bird's-eye views of the beautiful natural scenery'.

Rover

 

[Barb_D]

To add to that response, since "bird's-eye" is used as an adjective, you can have one bird's-eye view or many bird's-eye views. You don't change "bird's" to "birds'" if you make the views plural.