heron
苍鹭,鹭鸶,鹭鸟,鹭
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- : any of numerous long-legged, long-necked, usually long-billed birds of the family Ardeidae, including the true herons, egrets, night herons, and bitterns.
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Furthermore, it has been speculated that the algorithm in this puzzle — also known as Heron’s method — was developed thousands of years ago by Babylonians.
If you wanted to go swimming in a lake but they’re psyched about watching herons from the shore, pull out your binoculars and join them, at least for a while.
It’s common to see multiple duck and heron species, bald eagles, ospreys and an array of songbirds.
For example, if you’re shooting a kayaker slicing through the everglades, and there’s a heron above him, tall and relaxed, the scene wants a vertical composition.
It starts with Lindsay Lohan as Cady Heron, the stand-in for all of us.
The Night Heron was the first adventure Wanderlust opened up to an audience larger than a pre-set guest list.
“All those people who went to the Night Heron, now they look up and think about rooftops differently,” says Benedetto.
The Night Heron is the event most have heard of, but there are a handful more that have passed under the radar.
Be clear, the list of statements and lyrics from West that would probably never be uttered by Scott-Heron goes on for miles.
The house in Coq-Heron Street, where the travelers had disappeared—was this with the extra building in the rear.
She sat unnoticed and effaced; only from time to time the young girl, Winny Heron, sent her a look from soft eyes that adored her.
We saw plenty of birds on our way; among them the white ibis, the white heron, the snake-bird, and vulture.
About the pools near our camp we saw the little white egret; the snowy heron had been common for some days.
He laughed softly; and just then the blue heron came back to the Perdu.