Sentences with phrase «by woodland»

The site is surrounded by woodland and is only a mile away from the nearest beach, so there's plenty to keep you and your family busy.

I like seeing the traditional elements in your front room by the woodland tree.

As such, he gathers the will power to break into a mental institution, far away from civilisation, located atop a hill and surrounded by woodland.

Each cottage has its own charm with vaulted beamed ceilings and set in stunning countryside surrounded by woodland walks and breathtaking views over Harwood Dale.

The luxurious round log self catering holiday lodges are set surrounded by woodland overlooking our fishing lakes.

The hotel Little Foxes Hotel stands alone in its own unique, rural setting, surrounded on three sides by woodland.

Situated just a short walk from the historic town, it is isolated from neighbours offering spacious English country gardens edged by woodland and the River Wakefield.

Amelia and Leah held two ceremonies, a beautiful outdoor legal ceremony followed by a woodland pagan wedding ceremony.

Theme or Colour Scheme I wanted to bring Wytham woods inside the hall, as the hall is in a huge field which is surrounded by woodland.

I like seeing the traditional elements in your front room by the woodland tree.

The Doe A Deer print is performed in green, beige, orange and pink shades and inspired by the woodland fauna.

The Billy print is performed in red, brown and green shades and inspired by the woodland fauna.

In the marsh by the woodland, the biologists discovered that the successful males had more than twice as many mates as those in the agricultural marsh.

at our partner The Bakery by woodlands sourdough 10 Jalan Serene.

Sitting on six acres of beautifully designed gardens, the inn borders the banks of the Lackawaxen River and is surrounded by woodlands that contain a part of the historic Delaware & Hudson Canal.

During the Winter Workspace, Darkeem will develop a body of work inspired by the woodlands and plant collections of Wave Hill, drawing on indigenous techniques of re-purposing and reusing natural objects.

With a faux birch resin base, this glass Snow globe features two white deer surrounded by woodlands, all complete with a globe full of snow.

Not exact matches

By the end of the war, a precursor to the woodland battle dress uniform pattern, known as ERDL, had been introduced.

From here, pass by beautiful Oppheim Lake, then through woodlands and green farmland before approaching the spectacular Tvinde Waterfall.

Much of the land now covered by streets and buildings can be returned to agriculture or woodlands.

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Some areas of black box woodland targeted by this watering action have not experienced inundation in over 20 years.

Deer Park ® Brand 100 % Natural Spring Water was founded in 1873 from a spring surrounded by acres of secluded woodlands.

Inspired by the natural world, her pieces often involve woodland and flower motifs, which she sells from her Folksy shop.

James Morrissey, Community Consolidated School District 15's executive director to the superintendent for administrative services, said a proposal submitted by members of the Old Plum Grove Woodlands Homeowners Association to reduce the number of parking spaces to 50 from 65 was unrealistic.

This is a view of The Woodlands banquet hall, operated by Singh on the grounds of the Town of Oyster Bay Golf Course in Woodbury on July 1, 2015.

A group of investors led by New Hyde Park businessman Ravinder Chopra took partial ownership of the Singh companies that ran the Woodlands and Tobay Beach.

«Chestnut trees are a vital part of healthy woodlands and long stood as a symbol of healthy communities as well, here in Erie County and across the eastern U.S.. Then, communities nationwide were stricken and watched helplessly as blight took these magnificent trees by the millions across decades, leaving lone sentinels dotting the landscape where thousands of their counterparts had flourished,» said Erie County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz.

The effort is meant to coincide with the park's 150th anniversary to take place next year, the Alliance said, though one project — the restoration of woodlands and slopes damaged by Hurricane Sandy in 2012 — will begin this fall with $ 725,000 in funding from the the state's Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.

By the late 19th century, elephants in the area had been hunted away, causing grasslands to become overgrown woodlands and the number of ungulate prey to decline.

«But, because there was so much more leaf litter at deciduous woodland sites, the numbers of insects supported by these streams was at least double that in any other stream type,» he added.

It is the horror of every nature walker to come upon the disgusting aftermath of this plunder — two knobby owl legs suspended from a tree limb, a beak and feathers on the woodland floor, the forest serenity shattered by the belches of satiated slugs.

Mountain lions sustain woodlands by hunting deer that would otherwise graze the landscape bare.

To this day, many of Germany's most valued «natural» woodlands owe their existence to the depopulation wrought by the medieval plague.

Fields and woodlands in which Parfait - Dardar and tribal members wandered as children now have to be crossed by boat.

The «discovery» of 27 000 hectares of native woodlands in the Highlands has increased the size of Scotland's native forests by around 35 per cent.

Then, as the world warmed early in the Holocene epoch, about 10,000 to 12,000 years ago, the pine gave way to a dense woodland of oak, maple, and birch inhabited by smaller prey like deer and wild boar.

By the time Ardi appeared, our ancestors had stopped fighting over mates — as suggested by the small canines and woodland diet of the male Ardipithecus — and started providing for their females and offspring insteaBy the time Ardi appeared, our ancestors had stopped fighting over mates — as suggested by the small canines and woodland diet of the male Ardipithecus — and started providing for their females and offspring insteaby the small canines and woodland diet of the male Ardipithecus — and started providing for their females and offspring instead.

Within the dominant oak - hickory woodlands, one finds a diversity of habitats, from rocky glades inhabited by roadrunners and cacti to wetlands with highly mineralized groundwater — all welcoming spots for lichens to settle in myriad colors and forms.

«Climate change risk for half of plant and animal species in biodiversity hotspots: The Amazon, Miombo Woodlands in Southern Africa, and southwest Australia will be among the most affected places in the world, according to comprehensive new paper and report commissioned by WWF.»

Three of the woodland study sites in Norfolk, Suffolk and Kent in the east of England contained ash populations believed to have been infected by windborne fungal spores that travelled from diseased woodlands in continental Europe.

The dogs are pack animals, and they tried to survive the growing lion population by avoiding it, particularly during the dry season when most lions retreat to the northwestern woodlands.

A study conducted by the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research (WSL) shows that storm - ravaged woodland is approximately twice as rich in insect species as undamaged forest.

A number of ladybird species within Britain are largely confined to coniferous woodland and it appears that such habitats are more resistant to invasion by the harlequin ladybird than other habitats.

Dr Roy added, «Coniferous woodland could potentially provide a refuge for some native ladybirds which would otherwise be threatened by the harlequin ladybird.»

NASA / JPL - Caltech / Cornell University THE WOODLANDS, Texas — Planetary scientists, usually an affable lot, are plenty riled up at the moment.The field is bristling at cutbacks, proposed last month by the Obama administration, to planetary science and especially to NASA's program of robotic Mars explorers.

Five of the six infected ticks in Richmond Park were found in bordering woodland, and one in open grassland, which are the types of vegetation most frequented by the public.

The fact that Neanderthals — typically associated with hunting large prey over short distances in woodland settings — were seemingly unable to catch and kill such creatures is compounded by rapid changes in the environment.

The team found that grasslands, savannas and shrublands were most affected by biodiversity loss, followed closely by many of the world's forests and woodlands.

For any reader interested in the fate of Britain's woodlands, I strongly recommend Time for Pine, published by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.