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Other feeding methods included hovering with upward-tilted beaks, feeding off tree-trunks, or hopping along branches to glean from tops of leaves (Kepler 1972).

Above this is a canopy of yacht rigging, strung between poles formed from fallen sweet chestnut branches gleaned from a friend's wood in Dorset.

It feeds on insects gleaned on low branches, especially caterpillars.

When foraging above ground, blackbirds glean leaves and twigs as they walk on branches; also probe crevices while clinging to sides of trunks or undersides of branches.

Foraging: The Paradise Tanager usually forages in the upper canopy by hopping along bare branches, and every so often looking underneath to glean for insects.

Two weeks ago, DanceNYC, a branch of the Dance/USA service organization, hosted a town hall meeting with several dozen dance artists and a Kickstarter staffer to glean moneymaking tips.

Branching corals used in the experiment depend on dinoflagellate-driven photosynthesis for survival, Dr. Roth explained, so corals that glean their nutrition by catching plankton might perhaps have a better chance for surviving extreme temperatures — but only to a point.

Pennies once were sure to glean.

The best way to glean the vibe?

I glean no pleasure from watching them suffer.

Astute diagnosticians also glean information from people's faces.