Sentences with phrase «open woodland areas»
Skunks on Santa Rosa mainly being found in rocky canyon slopes, cactus patches, chaparral, coastal sage scrub, open woodland areas, and riparian habitats along streams.
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Habitat: Native to central Asia; grows wild in woodlands, open areas, and along roadsides; can grow in common garden soil
Mammals are harder to see, except for agile wallabies in the woodland; these beautiful little wallabies move out into open areas near dusk.
The opening areas - Ancient Forest and Wildspire Waste - turn familiar woodland and desert locations into intricate webs of overlapping biomes, each filled with creatures large and small going about their business.
The area's 5,927 acres (2,399 ha) include open woodlands, rolling hills, and meadows which contrast sharply with dense redwood forests below.
Lewa Downs is now an area of outstanding natural beauty with the Lewa River giving life to dense woodland and patches of open savannah providing the perfect habitat for a whole range of Kenya's animals.
The area has superb game viewing with beautiful ebony woodland and open grasslands.
Adorned with lush rainforest, open woodland and coral beaches, family - friendly Fitzroy Island is a part of the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area.
The demo provides the opening gameplay areas available in the full title, including the introduction, initial mini-dungeon (Old Forest Mine), first skyship area (Windy Plains), and areas of the first main dungeon (Lush Woodlands).
I was largely underwhelmed by the opening Woodlands and Riverside areas, but as Nintendo begins to steadily ramp up the difficulty it leads to the later areas delivering more memorable experiences.
The open world is very much the biggest talking point here; exploration via the horse is the best option though if you are venturing through woodland areas then trees can be a big problem.
Given current emissions trajectories, there is a chance that the temperature increase by 2100 could be near 6oC.21 The last time Earth exhibited a global mean temperature that high, what are now sagebrush grasslands in the southwestern Wyoming and Utah were covered by subtropical, closed canopy forests interspersed with open woodlands (Townsend et al., 2010), reminiscent of subtropical areas in Central America today.