Sentence examples for soft twigs from inspiring English sources

For the past five years, he has used cameras with motion sensors to photograph tapirs as they move through the forest at night to feed on fruits, leaves and soft twigs.

Cut out soft lower twig growth or any growth that looks spindly.

He found him on his knees at the mouth of a rabbit hole, sticking small twigs into the soft earth.

Nests are built mainly of dry grass and twigs, with a soft lining of plant down.

The nest is a cup of dry grass, moss and twigs, with a soft lining of finer plant material or hair.

To build a wicker chair, you want twigs that are soft and pliable.

The nest, built by both sexes, is a cup of thin twigs lined with softer material such as fine grass, moss, fur or lichen.

A central small, shallow cup of soft materials such as grass and fine twigs cushioned and insulated the eggs.

And the execution is stunning, from baskets woven from strips of ripe avocado to bright tropical fish fashioned from Spanish mackerel and flower blossoms to stuffed mangosteen to soft asparagus spears impaled on whittled rosemary twigs.

Both species typically breed in small groups: the Mascarene martin builds a shallow cup nest of twigs and coarse plant material with a soft inner lining, whereas Brazza's martin makes a small heap of soft material such as feathers or dry grass at the end of a typically 50-cm (20-in) tunnel in a riverbank.

They are uncomplaining, as they lurk between robins made of twigs and tiny owls in exquisitely soft, unknowable fabrics: her father has even bought some Christmas cards, as a gesture of goodwill.