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

I’ve gone whole winters without seeing a field sparrow in the New Orleans vicinity. The Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans Gives New Meaning to ?Urban Growth? 2012-03-22T13:27:22Z

Scarcely any two field sparrows sing precisely alike. Birds Every Child Should Know 2011-12-08T03:00:24.887Z

In the meadows the bobolink is in all his glory; in the high pastures the field sparrow sings his breezy vesper hymn; and the woods are unfolding to the music of the thrushes. Eighth Reader

In the song sparrow, field sparrow, chipping sparrow, and the fox sparrow the male and female are very nearly alike in color. The Meaning of Evolution

Then, as it grew dark, it grew silent,—except for the hylas,—till suddenly a field sparrow gave out his sweet strain once. Birds in the Bush

The field sparrow and the song sparrow are still in tune, and the meadow lark whistles, though rarely. The Foot-path Way

The sharp chip! chip! is characteristic of the “chippy,” but the sweet, dripping song of the field sparrow is charming. The Log of the Sun A Chronicle of Nature's Year

A little field sparrow came to a tragical end in a different way. Our Bird Comrades

The tree sparrow, song sparrow, chipping sparrow, field sparrow and snowbird or junco are all great weed-seed destroyers. Checking the Waste A Study in Conservation

Last spring the field sparrows were singing constantly from the middle of April till about the 10th of May, when they became entirely dumb. Birds in the Bush

Sitting clumsily on a big stump, a big baby cowbird, well able to shift for himself, shamelessly takes food from his little field sparrow foster-mother, scarcely more than half his size. Some Summer Days in Iowa

He varies his tune freely, but always within a pretty narrow compass; as is true, also, of the field sparrow, with whom, as I soon came to feel, he has not a little in common. A Florida Sketch-Book

Those that we know the best are the field sparrow, the song sparrow, and the chipping sparrow, often called the chippy. Friends and Helpers

In the meadows the bobolink is in all his glory; in the high pastures the field sparrow sings his breezy vesper-hymn; and the woods are unfolding to the music of the thrushes. Wake-Robin

The chipper's congener, the field sparrow, is less neighborly than he, but a much better musician. Birds in the Bush

From a tiny hawthorne bush, no higher than a collie's back, a field sparrow flies nervously to a low limb of a hickory tree and begs that her nest be not disturbed. Some Summer Days in Iowa

Once in a while the strain was caught up at the end and sung over again, after the manner of the field sparrow,—one of that bird's prettiest tricks. A Florida Sketch-Book

The field sparrow is found in pastures and woodlands. Friends and Helpers

Have you heard the song of the field sparrow? Wake-Robin

He out-sang the field sparrows, whose young were hatched August third, and left their nest on the twelfth. Some Summer Days in Iowa

Latest among the singers are the chewinks, the wood pewees, the field sparrows, and, of course, the goldfinches and the cuckoos. Some Summer Days in Iowa

Apparently the field sparrow stopped singing and went to work providing for his family of three. Some Summer Days in Iowa

单词	field sparrow
例句	field sparrow I’ve gone whole winters without seeing a field sparrow in the New Orleans vicinity. The Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans Gives New Meaning to ?Urban Growth? 2012-03-22T13:27:22Z Scarcely any two field sparrows sing precisely alike. Birds Every Child Should Know 2011-12-08T03:00:24.887Z In the meadows the bobolink is in all his glory; in the high pastures the field sparrow sings his breezy vesper hymn; and the woods are unfolding to the music of the thrushes. Eighth Reader In the song sparrow, field sparrow, chipping sparrow, and the fox sparrow the male and female are very nearly alike in color. The Meaning of Evolution Then, as it grew dark, it grew silent,—except for the hylas,—till suddenly a field sparrow gave out his sweet strain once. Birds in the Bush The field sparrow and the song sparrow are still in tune, and the meadow lark whistles, though rarely. The Foot-path Way The sharp chip! chip! is characteristic of the “chippy,” but the sweet, dripping song of the field sparrow is charming. The Log of the Sun A Chronicle of Nature's Year A little field sparrow came to a tragical end in a different way. Our Bird Comrades The tree sparrow, song sparrow, chipping sparrow, field sparrow and snowbird or junco are all great weed-seed destroyers. Checking the Waste A Study in Conservation Last spring the field sparrows were singing constantly from the middle of April till about the 10th of May, when they became entirely dumb. Birds in the Bush Sitting clumsily on a big stump, a big baby cowbird, well able to shift for himself, shamelessly takes food from his little field sparrow foster-mother, scarcely more than half his size. Some Summer Days in Iowa He varies his tune freely, but always within a pretty narrow compass; as is true, also, of the field sparrow, with whom, as I soon came to feel, he has not a little in common. A Florida Sketch-Book Those that we know the best are the field sparrow, the song sparrow, and the chipping sparrow, often called the chippy. Friends and Helpers In the meadows the bobolink is in all his glory; in the high pastures the field sparrow sings his breezy vesper-hymn; and the woods are unfolding to the music of the thrushes. Wake-Robin The chipper's congener, the field sparrow, is less neighborly than he, but a much better musician. Birds in the Bush From a tiny hawthorne bush, no higher than a collie's back, a field sparrow flies nervously to a low limb of a hickory tree and begs that her nest be not disturbed. Some Summer Days in Iowa Once in a while the strain was caught up at the end and sung over again, after the manner of the field sparrow,—one of that bird's prettiest tricks. A Florida Sketch-Book The field sparrow is found in pastures and woodlands. Friends and Helpers Have you heard the song of the field sparrow? Wake-Robin He out-sang the field sparrows, whose young were hatched August third, and left their nest on the twelfth. Some Summer Days in Iowa Latest among the singers are the chewinks, the wood pewees, the field sparrows, and, of course, the goldfinches and the cuckoos. Some Summer Days in Iowa Apparently the field sparrow stopped singing and went to work providing for his family of three. Some Summer Days in Iowa
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