How To Use Field guide In A Sentence
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Jouko had lent me his photographic field guide for the weekend, and I quickly determined that the bird was a Spangled Drongo.
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The plate in the field guide shows a strange, golden-brown animal with a prehensile tail, hook-like claws and a funny snub nose.
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subtopia.blogspot.com: a field guide to military urbanism.
Subtopia
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An outline of the geology has been given in the field guide.
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Bring a tree field guide to help you distinguish species.
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You will need a field guide to help you identify these two species, but one way to recognize the dowitchers is by their method of feeding, described as a ‘sewing needle action.’
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Criticism can be an incredible gift, a field guide for acting with impact in the world. All we need is enough patience and presence to read it.
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Modern field guides owe more to herbaria than to medieval bestiaries, naive compendia that ascribed moral lessons to animals.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The first chapter is a nice general introduction to the anatomy and morphology of trees—the basic botany needed to understand and use the field guide.
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That commitment overrides any personal investment, making him an ideal collaborator for a field guide.
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The illustrations you find in herbals and field guides simplify and explain in this way.
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According to Wagner Caterpillars of Eastern North America, Princeton Field Guides, 2005, the graded lightening of the sides of this caterpillar's body from the top to the bottom is an example of countershading.
Archive 2006-09-01
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I don't lose sleep over what sub-species of junco visits my feeder and all of my "birding" trips involve dogs and shotguns rather than binoculars and field guides.
Holy Grails
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Those field guides that I mentioned always use the name Agama stellio for L. stellio.
Harduns and toad-heads; a tale of arenicoly and over-looked convergence
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The plate in the field guide shows a strange, golden-brown animal with a prehensile tail, hook-like claws and a funny snub nose.
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Even a casual neighborhood search will turn up a surprising variety, including doves, cardinals, bluejays, grackles, a handful of sparrows and at least two or three species guaranteed to make you reach for your field guide.
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I'm studying my field guide every day and trying to imagine what a gerygone sounds like, what a treeswift looks like, whether I'll see a frogmouth, and so many other things.
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Theirs isn't the honeyed call of New Zealand bellbirds but a harsher sound my bird field guide book describes as a sharp ‘jak jak jak’.
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Field observations were verified using a field guide of animal tracks.
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Unlike maps, which abstract topographies, field guides render a landscape concrete.
The Times Literary Supplement
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It is an updated field guide and natural history guide to the herpetofauna of Pennsylvania, also focusing on species found in the northeastern United States.
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The role that field guides (together with their essential companion, binoculars) have played in ornithology is difficult to overstate.
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Though I have been a voracious, omnivorous reader all my life, I haven't been interested in books other than field guides lately.
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Field Guides - they used to be with agrarian titles, but we found we wanted them when we had just gotten back from a walk in the woods, so we put them in the mudroom, which is where I intend to move the microscope one of these days.
The Common Room
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Check your field guide to identify gadwalls, widgeons, wood ducks, hooded mergansers, ringnecks, and maybe a scalup or a canvasback.
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a field guide to mushrooms
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Place it in a terrarium or a jar with the plant it feeds on (if you aren't sure what this is, check a field guide).
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While I was thumbing through my field guide, a lady came up to me and introduced herself as a fellow birder.
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I love it when a bird looks exactly like its photo in the field guide. These drakes were textbook examples of their species.
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As such, the New York Times has seen fit to wipe its monocle off on its shirt-tail and turn its aging journalistic eye on the city's bicyclists by putting together a whimsical little "field guide:
Down With Gears, or Down With Gears: Figuring Out What to Ride
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Here in Europe – or, as I like to call it, the European Field Guide Region (EFGR) – there is usually stated to be just one agamid, the Hardun, Starred agama or Sling-tailed agama Laudakia stellio [image at left: from sundancecamp. com].
Harduns and toad-heads; a tale of arenicoly and over-looked convergence
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Can the babble of field guides, floras, faunas, ID keys, and monographs be coordinated (or, at least, networked)?
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Mnemonics like these are still used in field guides and help modern bird-watchers identify animals in the wild.
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The brand's "Christmas Field Guide" Quarterly catalog stirred up trouble in 2003 with 45 images of teens engaging in sexual behavior.
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It is midway between a field guide and an annotated account of birds and mammals of a non-biogeographical region.
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The minisite for A Field Guide to Surreal Botany is now live!
Surreal botany minisite now live!
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Essential tools include a bird identification field guide, a map of the airfield with a superimposed grid system for locating birds, and a pair of binoculars.
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In recent years, there have been a spate of field guides for birdwatchers, often confusing the ordinary birder with the changes in nomenclature.
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I'd hear a bird, follow the sound until I could see it, then flip feverishly through the field guide hoping to find a picture that would put a name to my quarry.
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Interactive displays guide visitors as they observe river traffic through binoculars, use a field guide to identify vessel types, and take the helm in a towboat wheelhouse.
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A glance at a field guide will indicate the vast area occupied by breeding curlews.
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Keith Young published over 100 papers and contributed to numerous symposia and field guides dealing with Mesozoic biostratigraphy.
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Using field guides, their notes, and samples, they work on producing a catalog of the plot.
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Here in Europe – or, as I like to call it, the European Field Guide Region (EFGR) – there is usually stated to be just one agamid, the Hardun, Starred agama or Sling-tailed agama Laudakia stellio [image at left: from sundancecamp. com].
Harduns and toad-heads; a tale of arenicoly and over-looked convergence
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Looking at my field guide did not assuage my fears.
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Each bird that appeared was a challenge to name; I studied them thoroughly and pored over my field guides.
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Keith Young published over 100 papers and contributed to numerous symposia and field guides dealing with Mesozoic biostratigraphy.
