In this far western locality, the birds "generally frequented the clumps of aspen trees and Norway pines, where the ground was covered with a thick growth of dry pine grass.
It was built among a thick growth of dwarf dogwood, and under a tiny, crooked stemmed maple sapling, very well concealed, and was rather more substantially built than the average nest of this species.
There was a thick growth of vegetation--a belt some hundred yards wide--on both banks of the river.
In other localities a thick growth of beautiful bamboos interspersed with gigantic palms lined the banks.
After that we came to a thick growth of bamboos and brush on reaching the banks of a streamlet winding its way north.
Those streams were generally bordered by a thick growth of trees and entangled vegetation.
Rounded rocky hills rise here and there through the clay, and on these, as well as often on the more stony parts of the till, the surface is dotted with a thick growth of lichens, such as Alectoria ochroleuca, A.
We pressed forward along a narrow road leading through a thick growth of timber, until we came where the Fifth corps was contending the ground.
To the eastward the country was flatter, with irregular ranges of low hills, all covered with a thick growth of spruce and fir balsam.
On the under side of the branches of the fir trees was generally to be found a thick growth of hairy moss, and with a handful of this as tinder it did not take me long to get a good fire blazing.
Overgrowing the greater part of them, and climbing from one to another, is a wilderness of vines, in whose sinewy embrace many of the stones lie half-hidden, while in some places a thick growth of bushes entirely covers them.
Accordingly we now commenced it by descending the almost perpendicular side of a steep and narrow gorge, bristling with a thick growth of reeds.
The underbrush in general is scanty, though in some places there is a thick growth of mountain maple (Acer spicatum) and of sugar maple seedlings.
Grassy-meadow habitat: Part of the beaver meadow studied near Gogebic Lake is covered by a thick growth of grasses and sedges of a number of species.
At the upper border of the strip of muddy shore is a thick growth of sedges, meeting the muddy shore at a fairly sharp line.
In one of my strolls with Kory-Kory, in passing along the border of a thick growth of bushes, my attention was arrested by a singular noise.
He had dismounted in a wood, a thick growth of cedars screening him from the observation of any one passing along the road.
As Calhoun entered this depression, he noticed that a thick growth of underbrush came up close to the side of the road, affording a splendid place for concealment.
Morgan and those with him took shelter behind a thick growthof cedars, while Calhoun rode ahead to investigate.
In the shallow, poorly drained depressions of the cleared upland the vegetation is dominated by rushes, which grow in clumps and form a thick growth, reaching a height of about one meter as a maximum.
On their older portions next the forest of the flood-plains occurs a thick growth of herbs, several annual grasses, and rarely a willow, Salix sp.
Early in the spring a thick growth of herbs covers the ground, but by July the herbs are mostly gone, only a few remaining, and there are many small bare areas covered only by leaves.
About two hours after we had left camp, we emerged from the open forest, with which most of the country was covered, upon a broad open valley, devoid of bush, but covered with a thick growth of yellow grass some four feet high.
On my right was a small river whose banks were fringed with a thick growth of scrubby bush.
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