英语词汇“brown creeper”造句的方法、技巧、例句及翻译-英语例句辞典

The summer food of the white-breasted nuthatch and the brown creeper, for example, includes the eggs, larvae, and adults of a very large number of insects injurious to trees. Silent Spring 1962-09-27T00:00:00Z

Two brown creepers fly by feet from my face, they circle up a pair of sugar maples, and she points out where deer have been bedding down. When I learned to hunt 2013-01-06T01:00:00Z

A sharp-eyed birder spied a brown creeper, a tiny bird that inches along tree trunks, eating bugs. Eagle-Eyed Urbanites? Winter Treks 2011-02-17T21:01:12Z

Some bird species including goshawks that require high forest canopies and brown creepers, which scoot up large trees and eat bugs, will likely decrease, at least in the short term. Burned, beetle-ravaged Wyoming forest expected to flourish 2020-11-01T04:00:00Z

You could not possibly confuse him with the diligent, placid brown creeper or with the slate-blue nuthatch which also creeps along the branches on the under or upper side. Birds Every Child Should Know 2011-12-08T03:00:24.887Z

The brown creeper's plumage is one of Nature's most successful feats of mimicry—an exact counterfeit in feathers of the brown-gray bark on which the bird lives. Bird Neighbors An Introductory Acquaintance with One Hundred and Fifity Birds Commonly Found in the Gardens, Meadows, and Woods About Our Homes 2011-10-14T02:00:28.840Z

Our only other North American birds that climb on the bark of trees professionally, as we may say, are the brown creepers and the nuthatches. The Woodpeckers 2011-01-26T03:00:25.210Z

Let me explain, also, that when I call the brown creeper a silent migrant I am not unaware that others beside myself, and more than myself, have heard him sing while traveling. Birds in the Bush

Throughout December, and indeed throughout the winter, brown creepers and red-bellied nuthatches were surprisingly abundant. The Foot-path Way

Our winter birds go in flocks, and where we see a brown creeper we are almost sure to find other birds. The Log of the Sun A Chronicle of Nature's Year

The brown creepers ascend their vertical or oblique walls in the same way, but seldom, if ever, do anything else than clamber upward, never descending head downward after the fashion of the nuthatches. Our Bird Comrades

No other birds except the chimney swift and the little brown creeper ever do this. The Woodpeckers 2011-01-26T03:00:25.210Z

A single glance upward revealed that this was another of the silent migrants,—a brown creeper! Birds in the Bush

In late fall this band is often joined by the golden-crowned kinglet and the brown creeper. The Wit of a Duck and Other Papers

The spines in the quills in the tails of woodpeckers, and in the brown creeper, are other cases in point. The Last Harvest

There may be even a song sparrow in the company and a couple of brown creepers, and possibly a flock of purple finches, chirping cheerily in the tops of the trees. Our Bird Comrades

At snow line the species had narrowed down to a few ravens, a Canada jay, a blue grouse or so, nuthatches, and brown creepers. The Killer

It was the last day of my visit, and I had just taken my farewell look at the enchanting prospect from the summit, when I heard the lisp of a brown creeper. Birds in the Bush

After the woodpeckers have abandoned their nests, or rather chambers, which they do after the first season, their cousins, the nuthatches, chickadees, and brown creepers, fall heir to them. In the Catskills Selections from the Writings of John Burroughs

A few of our birds also avail themselves of the work of others, as the titmouse, the brown creeper, the bluebird, and the house wren. The Writings of John Burroughs — Volume 05: Pepacton

The little red-bellied nuthatches, the chickadees, and little brown creepers, threading the furrows of the bark of the pines, searching for food in the crevices. The Yosemite

The brown creeper and the yellow-rumped warbler I will merely mention. Nature's Serial Story

One of our regular visitors twice a year is the brown creeper. Birds in the Bush

Think what virtue there must be in an ounce of gnats or mosquitoes, or in the fine mysterious food the chickadee and the brown creeper gather in the winter woods! Birds and Poets : with Other Papers

In migrating northward, the males have abandoned their nests, or rather chambers, which they do after the first season, their cousins, the nuthatches, chickadees, and brown creepers, fall heir to them. Wake-Robin

The brown creeper's plumage is one of Nature's most successful feats of mimicry — an exact counterfeit in feathers of the brown-gray bark on which the bird lives. Bird Neighbors

The brown creeper is quite as industrious and good-humored as the kinglet, but he is less taking in his personal appearance and less romantic in his mode of life. Birds in the Bush

单词	brown creeper
例句	brown creeper The summer food of the white-breasted nuthatch and the brown creeper, for example, includes the eggs, larvae, and adults of a very large number of insects injurious to trees. Silent Spring 1962-09-27T00:00:00Z Two brown creepers fly by feet from my face, they circle up a pair of sugar maples, and she points out where deer have been bedding down. When I learned to hunt 2013-01-06T01:00:00Z A sharp-eyed birder spied a brown creeper, a tiny bird that inches along tree trunks, eating bugs. Eagle-Eyed Urbanites? Winter Treks 2011-02-17T21:01:12Z Some bird species including goshawks that require high forest canopies and brown creepers, which scoot up large trees and eat bugs, will likely decrease, at least in the short term. Burned, beetle-ravaged Wyoming forest expected to flourish 2020-11-01T04:00:00Z You could not possibly confuse him with the diligent, placid brown creeper or with the slate-blue nuthatch which also creeps along the branches on the under or upper side. Birds Every Child Should Know 2011-12-08T03:00:24.887Z The brown creeper's plumage is one of Nature's most successful feats of mimicry—an exact counterfeit in feathers of the brown-gray bark on which the bird lives. Bird Neighbors An Introductory Acquaintance with One Hundred and Fifity Birds Commonly Found in the Gardens, Meadows, and Woods About Our Homes 2011-10-14T02:00:28.840Z Our only other North American birds that climb on the bark of trees professionally, as we may say, are the brown creepers and the nuthatches. The Woodpeckers 2011-01-26T03:00:25.210Z Let me explain, also, that when I call the brown creeper a silent migrant I am not unaware that others beside myself, and more than myself, have heard him sing while traveling. Birds in the Bush Throughout December, and indeed throughout the winter, brown creepers and red-bellied nuthatches were surprisingly abundant. The Foot-path Way Our winter birds go in flocks, and where we see a brown creeper we are almost sure to find other birds. The Log of the Sun A Chronicle of Nature's Year The brown creepers ascend their vertical or oblique walls in the same way, but seldom, if ever, do anything else than clamber upward, never descending head downward after the fashion of the nuthatches. Our Bird Comrades No other birds except the chimney swift and the little brown creeper ever do this. The Woodpeckers 2011-01-26T03:00:25.210Z A single glance upward revealed that this was another of the silent migrants,—a brown creeper! Birds in the Bush In late fall this band is often joined by the golden-crowned kinglet and the brown creeper. The Wit of a Duck and Other Papers The spines in the quills in the tails of woodpeckers, and in the brown creeper, are other cases in point. The Last Harvest There may be even a song sparrow in the company and a couple of brown creepers, and possibly a flock of purple finches, chirping cheerily in the tops of the trees. Our Bird Comrades At snow line the species had narrowed down to a few ravens, a Canada jay, a blue grouse or so, nuthatches, and brown creepers. The Killer It was the last day of my visit, and I had just taken my farewell look at the enchanting prospect from the summit, when I heard the lisp of a brown creeper. Birds in the Bush After the woodpeckers have abandoned their nests, or rather chambers, which they do after the first season, their cousins, the nuthatches, chickadees, and brown creepers, fall heir to them. In the Catskills Selections from the Writings of John Burroughs A few of our birds also avail themselves of the work of others, as the titmouse, the brown creeper, the bluebird, and the house wren. The Writings of John Burroughs — Volume 05: Pepacton The little red-bellied nuthatches, the chickadees, and little brown creepers, threading the furrows of the bark of the pines, searching for food in the crevices. The Yosemite The brown creeper and the yellow-rumped warbler I will merely mention. Nature's Serial Story One of our regular visitors twice a year is the brown creeper. Birds in the Bush Think what virtue there must be in an ounce of gnats or mosquitoes, or in the fine mysterious food the chickadee and the brown creeper gather in the winter woods! Birds and Poets : with Other Papers In migrating northward, the males have abandoned their nests, or rather chambers, which they do after the first season, their cousins, the nuthatches, chickadees, and brown creepers, fall heir to them. Wake-Robin The brown creeper's plumage is one of Nature's most successful feats of mimicry — an exact counterfeit in feathers of the brown-gray bark on which the bird lives. Bird Neighbors The brown creeper is quite as industrious and good-humored as the kinglet, but he is less taking in his personal appearance and less romantic in his mode of life. Birds in the Bush
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