sagebrush
sage brush

Bird watching is available at several locations in habitats ranging from semi-arid sage brush to lush wetlands and cottonwood stands adjacent to the Green River.

"They are the real men, I guess," mused Wichita; "they don't grow on every sage brush, not by a long shot."

Our journey is through ghostly deserts, sage brush and alkali, and rocks, without form or colour, a sad corner of the world.

In Carleton's investigation, at Mountain Meadows he found women's hair tangled in sage brush and the bones of children still in their mothers' arms.

The sage brush by his knee rippled as though stirred by current.

When crushed, sage brush emits an odor which isn't exactly magnolia and equally isn't exactly polecat but is a sort of compromise between the two.

Darkness shut him out from my view in less than a minute, and within the next minute I lost the road and got to wandering in the sage brush.

But if it is cold, a monarch cannot work up the energy to fly and can only manage to crawl up the nearest sage brush.

The canyon is home to a number of California Live Oak Trees and various types of wild sage brush and grass.

Colonel Gregory was finally forced to apply the brakes as Atlantis coasted toward a sand dune and sage brush near the end of the runway.