Those really come in handy when you're looking at shore birds or river birds.
Along their route, Mr. Lutz spotted a cormorant darting between the trees, and a fellow paddler, Jim Beck, reported on other river birds.
"Like there," I ushered the river birds out of the way.
(d) 'Petrel's sea (not river) bird' (s ea) in prion).
The 18th-century critic and philosopher Diderot enthused about Chardin's still lifes as if directing readers to re-create them at home - "suspend a river bird by one leg.
We don't acknowledge other intelligences in the world, meaning animals, plants, rivers, birds, and everything that is alive.
And then there's the Tijuca forest, the world's largest urban forest, 46 square miles of it, right in the middle of Rio, home to rivers, birds, mountain peaks and some of the best urban hiking anywhere.
Living amongst trees and rivers, birds and lizards, I felt a deep sorrow at their impending loss, and when I visited urban areas, felt the absence of them as though I were missing an essential nutrient.
Think about beautiful things around you, like flowers, the vast sky with stars, mountains, rivers, birds, animals in their happy mood.
As described by Preston (1962), near the equator the nesting season is determined by the behavior of rivers: "The birds nest while the River is falling, the sandbanks emerging and the time for rising water so far off that there is time to lay and incubate the eggs and to raise the young to the flying stage".
I told them to check the camera, all you'll find are photos of the mountains, the river, the birds.
