Sentence examples for this heron from inspiring English sources
For naturalists who enjoy the shore and marsh, this heron's distinctive call is a quintessential sound of dusk and night.
By Brendan Galvin The New Yorker, January 9 , 1984P. 98 This heron-still day, View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Jia Tolentino.
What will make it red as that one Now I will tell you my manner Because they come up In the midst of the deepest, Often, The way this willow traps Sowed shut with humus/and scuts of moss, One flick of the wrist This heron-still day, As when a breeze The crow is only an anvil, When your bones go.
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How to cite this article: Heron, P. J. et al. Lasting mantle scars lead to perennial plate tectonics.
Though diligent and quiet, observers may encounter this reclusive heron standing still along sluggish streams and backwater swamps.
This small heron has a black forehead and crown, greenish-black back, gray underparts with a centrally placed large white stripe, and bright yellow-orange legs.
This colorful heron is quite vocal and can be found at surprisingly high densities¿up to 15 nests per hectare in North America.
There's more to this beautiful heron than meets the eye.
If that sounds like a perilous choice, consider this: Egrets, heron and other long-legged wading birds of the Florida swamps have more reasons to fear raccoons and possums, who invade nests and eat the birds' eggs.
