wattled

Three wattled chairs are by the table, we sit and look at the river.

Knots of people sat in the street between the wattled huts.

At the far end of the path was a round wattled building very different from the cottages.

He was getting old, with a wattled neck like a turkey gobbler.

Not the wattled hut is his home, but the land, the winds, the hill front, the stream.

Truck shot out a hand and grasped the loose wattled skin of his throat.

He took advantage of a dense haze to have a look at the house behind the wattled fence.

He opened a wattled door and looked out.

It broke through the maelstrom, raised its wattled head, and bellowed.

She opened the wattled door, motioned her into the darkness after her.

Endangered bird species include the graceful wattled crane and the blue swallow.

However, the park is still home to endangered wattled cranes and to many migratory birds.

Wattled Cranes have long bills and black legs and toes.

She placed it against the white wattled width of her neck and prepared to cut her throat.

Down a winding path he saw a wattled fence of better workmanship than similar fences nearby.

A man was folding his two or three goats, herding them before him into a wattled enclosure.

The water was gurgling, tinkling, pinging all around the outside of the wattled building.

Male wattled jacanas provide all parental care after the eggs have been laid by the females.

He pecked murderously for the eye, caught a fold of the wattled cheek and hung on.

The foremost of the shivering beings slowly nodded its wattled, spotted and fringed head.

And the young Fisherman leapt up, and left his wattled house, and ran down to the shore.

Randall leaned toward Vale, the wattled skin of his neck creased and fleshy.

During local floods, the number of Wattled Cranes can increase from almost none to as much as 3,000 individuals.

The wattled ibis is common to abundant.

Wattled cranes have been recorded breeding here.