| Past Tense | overwintered |
| Past Participle | overwintered |
| Third Person Singular | overwinters |
| Present Participle | overwintering |
| Plural | overwinters |
sheep that overwintered on the steppe.
We usually overwinter in the Bahamas.
many birds overwinter in equatorial regions.
An example is Puccinia graminis, the stem rust of cereals and grasses, which overwinters on the barberry.
Helophyte A perennial marsh plant that has its overwintering buds under water.
Helophyte A perennial marsh plant that has its overwintering buds under water. An example is bulrush(Typha).
Unlike honeybees, native bees in the U.S. don't overwinter as a colony.
Though they're adept fliers, these birds typically overwinter in South America.
To find out, they captured 18 crows from overwintering spots in California and New York.
“So, if you're overwintering there, how do you deal with the cold? ”
Jandt can recall one memorable zombie fire, which reignited after overwintering in May, 1996.
Instead of northern surveys counting breeding adults, IUCN and others use data from the forests where monarchs overwinter in central Mexico.
This past spring, Randi Jandt and her colleagues published a paper in Nature about wildfires that overwinter in the boreal forest.
The number of storks overwintering in Portugal has shot up from fewer than 2,000 in 1995 to 14,000 in 2014.
Druckenmiller: So, if you're overwintering there, how do you deal with the cold?
Fires that overwintered started popping up again last spring, contributing to another intense fire season in Siberia this past year.
sheep that overwintered on the steppe.
We usually overwinter in the Bahamas.
many birds overwinter in equatorial regions.
An example is Puccinia graminis, the stem rust of cereals and grasses, which overwinters on the barberry.
Helophyte A perennial marsh plant that has its overwintering buds under water.
Helophyte A perennial marsh plant that has its overwintering buds under water. An example is bulrush(Typha).
Unlike honeybees, native bees in the U.S. don't overwinter as a colony.
Though they're adept fliers, these birds typically overwinter in South America.
To find out, they captured 18 crows from overwintering spots in California and New York.
“So, if you're overwintering there, how do you deal with the cold? ”
Jandt can recall one memorable zombie fire, which reignited after overwintering in May, 1996.
Instead of northern surveys counting breeding adults, IUCN and others use data from the forests where monarchs overwinter in central Mexico.
This past spring, Randi Jandt and her colleagues published a paper in Nature about wildfires that overwinter in the boreal forest.
The number of storks overwintering in Portugal has shot up from fewer than 2,000 in 1995 to 14,000 in 2014.
Druckenmiller: So, if you're overwintering there, how do you deal with the cold?
Fires that overwintered started popping up again last spring, contributing to another intense fire season in Siberia this past year.
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