A short-eared owl on a peat-moss I have mistaken for a clod of turf, and a gaunt heron with wind-fluttered feathers for drift stuff caught in the swaying branches of the stream.
The tawny and long-eared owls of our woodlands are also mighty hunters, and an examination of their pellets showed equally interesting results.
Dave Harney proclaimed its excellence effusively, though he questioned the soundness of Nora's philosophy and swore by his Puritan gods that Torvald was the longest-eared Jack in two hemispheres.
Not far from her they were taking the rug off the lop-eared Gladiator.
Several of the riders were in front and several behind, when suddenly Vronsky heard the sound of a horse galloping in the mud behind him, and he was overtaken by Mahotin on his white-legged, lop-eared Gladiator.
The Mouse-eared Chickweed is not such a feeble, straggling plant as the Common Chickweed.
Sterbirie hils, and eared vp by a plough, but of such massie greatnesse, that it weighed better than twentie ounces, as I haue heard reported.
One of them, a very long-eared type with a narrow head, looked as if he had been born in some stellar colony.
He got his bearings, and directed the long-eared pilot to the ridge where he had rolled out of the litter.
The Long-Eared one listened and then shook his head.
Let the Long-Eared Hearer listen to them," suggested Kaliko.
He sent for the Long-Eared Hearer and asked him to listen carefully and report what was going on in the big world.
Then they carefully put his gun in a corner of the cavern and the King sent Guph to fetch the Long-Eared Hearer.
This speech of Shaggy Man's was overheard by the Long-Eared Hearer, who was at that moment standing by Ruggedo's side.
The chemist thumbed a dog-eared volume, read an entry carefully, and retired to a dispensing counter in the rear of the shop.
Robinson had revealed himself by many a covert glance and prick-eared movement.
So you wouldn't give a second glance to, say, three-fourths of the square-eared people.
His joy was great when the Wrynecks took to his nesting-boxes in the garden, the Long-eared Owls nested in the woods close by, or the rare Dartford Warbler was seen again in its old haunts.
In the Eared Seals (Otariidae) the scapula is proportionally much larger and wider, the prescapular fossa being specially large, and being traversed by a ridge, which converges to meet the spine.
Asia; possibly, however, there is an unrecorded resident population of the Short-eared Owl in the northern Marianas, which may be closely related to A.
Adult: a large, short-eared owl, dark brown above streaked with buff and lighter below streaked with dark brown.
Coultas (field notes) writes that the Short-eared Owl at Ponape builds its nest in the grass on the ground.
Upon landing Coonskin and I rode our little long-eared animals up Market street to a prominent hotel, a cheering throng of men and street gamins tagging behind or following by the walk on both sides of the street.
I believe my erudite collaborator has already introduced to you my long-eared comrade.
Nearly a score of long-eared fellows knew, in half a minute more, why they were trying to reach the woods ahead of the horses.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "eared" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
