Sentence examples for calls of trees from inspiring English sources

In addition to calls of trees falling on private properties at Fairmount Avenue, Vista Miguel Drive and Hampstead Road, Public Works Director Edward Hitti said three reports of city trees falling were made on Alminar Street, Hillard Avenue and Foothill Boulevard.

At nights, he can hear the two-toned calls of tree frogs and toads.

The seed planted then led over the past decade to a number of tree studies in urban and woodland settings, and this year to an intensely observed series of what he calls "portraits of trees".

A book called The Hidden Life of Trees is not an obvious bestseller but it's easy to see the popular appeal of German forester Peter Wohlleben's claims – they are so anthropomorphic.

The croak overwhelmed the calls of the tree frogs, as well as those of other pond dwellers, and the tree frog raised its voice to a higher frequency to rise above the bullfrog clamor.

These methods are called supertree methods, the smaller trees are called source trees and the set of these source trees is called a profile of trees.

Males call from leaves of trees or bushes over cascading mountain streams in the American tropics.

Her book is called "Make Friends of Trees and Shrubs", & was brought out by Doubleday last summer.

It utters a softer "honk-bark" compared to the louder "whoop-gobble" call of other tree-dwelling mangabeys, says Jones.

In the dry valley bottoms below the lower timberline are grassland, brushland, and open stands of trees called parklands.

An ordained interfaith minister who called himself Reverend Glenn of Trees offered to perform commitment ceremonies for $450.