Sentence examples for forest undergrowth from inspiring English sources

The approach leads into forest undergrowth made raucous by chirping birds and shrieking insects.

In New Jersey, state officials say that culling works — it is an effective way to shrink the deer population and revive forest undergrowth.

It appears that the structure of the forest undergrowth selects for shoulder heights that enable duikers and other forest ungulates to move through or beneath the vegetation with minimal interference.

In dense forest, undergrowth, brush, or scrub, the hunter, unable to see more than a few yards, walks slowly and cautiously, ever alert, in what is called still-hunting, although deer hunters using this method speak of "jumping" a deer.

By Robert Moor February 20 ,2017 The informal paths known as desire lines can be found all over the city and all over the world, scarring pristine lawns and worming through forest undergrowth.

In fact, he wrote in the Journal of the African Society, "there appears to me to be only a remote chance of a sportsman coming across these extremely timid denizens of the forest undergrowth".

Subject to abundant rainfall (200 to 300 inches [5,100 to 7,600 mm] a year), the entire Duars tract is hot and steamy and is covered with dense semitropical forest and undergrowth.

Preference studies have shown that people in general prefer semi-open forests with little undergrowth rather than unmanaged forests with dense understory and an abundance of dead wood.

The path cut through hardwood forest tangled with undergrowth, the foliage modulating the sounds of the city.

The white-bellied duiker prefers broken-canopy and secondary forest with dense undergrowth, the black-fronted duiker has elongated hooves adapted to the swampy forest it prefers, and the bay duiker is nocturnal, lying low during the day while the Peters' duiker is active.

The imagery is akin to clearing a forest or the undergrowth in a field for planting or removing the wreckage after a storm in a process of rebuilding.