Crops had been smashed to the ground, branches lay across the road, you could smell the earth in the air and I felt totally inspired.
In bats, auditory scene analysis is intricate, it must be resolved extremely rapidly, at flight speeds up to 10 m per second, with ultra-sonar echoes from the ground, branches, insects, etc., and in some cases with thousands of animals in the air simultaneously, nearly brushing wings with each other (Ulanovsky and Moss 2008).
Tie the rope to a horizontal object which is above the ground (tree branch, washing line etc. ) so it hangs.
Above ground, the branches divide into smaller branches and shoots.
The ground-combat branch settled on one major JTRS radio, the so-called "Ground Mobile Radio" meant for vehicles, plus a smaller version for small units marching on foot, and the handheld version for individual soldiers.
Their branches intermingled into a net that would catch the wind and bring it to the ground, the branches fringed with soft needles opening like welcoming arms, smothering, softening, subduing so she could stand on the leeward side, her hair barely tousled.
In late winter, while snow covers the ground, birch branches are brought indoors to remind the household of the coming spring.
Billy leaned against the torrent and struggled up onto the bank, and then he and the boy pushed ahead, slipping in the mud and on the mossy ground, pushing branches away from their faces.
We established sites across a range of coffee management systems, at varying distances to forest fragments, and in forest fragments and examined prey removal by ants on the ground, coffee branches, and shade tree trunks in the wet and dry season.
"In order to impress rivals, males seeking to rise in the dominance hierarchy perform spectacular displays: stamping, slapping the ground, dragging branches, throwing rocks".
