upland

They move with their flocks to upland pastures.

the unenclosed uplands of Wales.

Common at inlander and upland country.

large feline of upland central Asia having long thick whitish fur

the valley provides the principal wildlife corridor between the uplands and the central urban area.

The sandy soil that upland lime calcium pledges earth and fluvial two sides reach alluvion, sandy loam 4 kinds big.

Methods of testing China uplands cotton fibre fineness and maturity coefficient rapidly by constant pressure airometer is discussed.

The interplant approach of bulbus Fritillariae Thunbergii with peanut, upland rice, spring corn and autumn soybean could be popularize for bulb oversummer.

Some of those species on the upland and salt marsh areas are Canada Geese, Yellow, Common Yellowthroat and Redstart warblers, Osprey, Oystercatchers, Willets, and Tree Sparrow.

But in upland hamlets the transition from a-bed to abroad is surprisingly swift and easy.

In this old upland field where some volunteer buckwheat has sprung up, wild turkeys feed.

They selected the uphill uplands as their uptown, too.

In the upland valleys a family of Kazakhs has been grazing their livestock all summer on the lush alpine meadows.

The Pine Woods, as they are called, is comparatively upland, with frequent small intervals, however, running through them.

For this reason most of them became frontier people settling the interior and upland regions.

He planted a rice paddy, an upland rive and some glutinous rice.

How inspiriting are the odors that breathe from the upland turf, from the rock-hung flower, from the hoary and solemn pine!

Throw in a couple of other winter storms that dumped a couple of years' worth of snow on some upland areas.

No other section of the Yosemite uplands is in so perfect a state of glacial cultivation.