Examples of using Egrets in English and their translations into Czech
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Egrets, right, yes.
In the newly planted fields little egrets(°×ðØ) hunt for foods.
Egrets from the Himalayas.
The rice paddy(µ¾Ìï) harbor tadpoles, fish and insects and egrets have chicks to feed.
But the egrets also pile in.
In total, more than 400 species- whales, dolphins, manatees,herons, egrets, etc.
The egrets are poised and ready for action.
The young dolphins pick up this technique from their parents,as do the egrets that follow them.
Osprey, egrets, pelicans, ducks, cranes, geese.
Believing they were assigned of luck local people initially protected the egrets and the colony grove.
As the dolphins manoeuvre, the egrets shadow them, leap-frogging from one spot to the next.
The best is to wait till the evening and watch the birds during the sunset- Wood Storks(Mycteria americana) andflocks of Ibises and Egrets are returning to the reserve to overnight on the bushes.
While egrets make the most of an easy meal, other creatures have their eye on the fishermen's catch.
They are closely watched by a flock of great egrets, who have become experts on the dolphins' behaviour.
The egrets are living proof of birds' extraordinary ability to adapt to the opportunities on offer.
Reddish Egret is one of the most beautiful Egrets of Florida and watching it during foraging is quite a spectacle.
Cattle Egrets were everywhere but not in the places you would expect them to be- as wading birds one would expect to find them close to the waters.
On the way to Fort Desoto, do not forget to check the small inlet with mangroves- you will see nesting Ospreys, fishing Kingfishers, White Pelicans andagain a great number of Egrets and Herons.
I remember Cattle Egrets wandering in front of the entrance of Cape Coral Library and one bird blundering around at one very busy road in Fort Myers.
One day after the New Year we were"lucky"(?)- the reserve was closed but we left the car in front of the gate andmade a short visit- it was like in a zoo- tens of Egrets, Ibises and Black-bellied Whistling Ducks(Dendrocygna autumnalis) roosted on the boardwalks and strange and exotic(for us) calls of hundreds birds sounded from the bushes and reeds all around us….
The vast beaches around the park hold good flocks of Royal Tern( Sterna maxima), Black Skimmers(Rynchops niger) and Sanderlings(Calidris alba); rather solely you will see the foraging Ruddy Turnstones(Arenaria interpres), Willets(Tringa semipalmata), Plovers,Wood Storks(Mycteria americana), Egrets, Vultures and other more or less common species.
This egret dance describes how I feel.
Lots of castles and old forts,might even catch the tail-end of the egret migration.
Sneaking up on a crane or an egret and snapping our jaws on it!
An egret uses his bill like tweezers.
Mr. Egret, would you mind telling us what you plan to do with the missile?
The night egret. The owl. The nighthawk.
And some giant egret.
You can't trust anyone, Egret.
The famous Mr. Egret.
