| The plumage nearly lacks gray or rufescent tones, and the undertail coverts have much paler bases that contrast less with the tips. |
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| Landowners who did not hunt were still expected to plant and maintain gorse coverts. |
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| Both sexes have extensive gray stippling on long scapulars and upper wing coverts. |
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| Their back and wing coverts are heavily barred with black, as are their rust-brown tails which terminate with a narrow white band. |
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| So hunts moved into direct land management, buying and planting small pieces of rough scrub as coverts. |
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| The bird was black above with a white eyebrow and limited white on the wing coverts. |
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| Most birds showed signs of moderate to heavy wear of the secondary coverts and rectrices. |
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| The name of these birds comes from the vivid red coloring of the wing coverts. |
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| Mounted hunters and foot followers, accompanied by novice hounds and men wielding whips and spades, surround fox coverts at dawn. |
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| I couldn't help but admire the beautifully laid out game crops and newly-planted coverts. |
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| Males are mostly green with red sides to the body and red underwing coverts, with some blue in the wings and tail. |
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| The flight feathers are black, and the upper tail coverts and rump area are cobalt blue. |
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| Some hunts even constructed artificial earths within their coverts to further encourage the fox population. |
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| The only man to poach another's foxes was one whose own coverts were bare, never a poor man looking for his dinner. |
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| Yearlings in the study were identified in the hand by the olivegreen edges of their alulae and primary coverts. |
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| Color is particularly important in primary and secondary coverts, whereas shape and abrasion are most useful on flight feathers. |
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| He can capably hunt bobwhite quail and pheasants in the brushy coverts. |
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| Its belly and underwing coverts were dark, but his tail was red. |
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| It has brown upperparts, greyish-blue underparts, a red-based yellow bill, white undertail coverts, and red eyes and legs. |
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| In flight, black axillaries contrast with white under-wing coverts. |
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| The massive and gaudy tail feathers of the Peacock are the tetrices or coverts, the retrices are brown and relatively short and are used to support the fan. |
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| Coots and gallinules display their colourful frontal shields and fan their tails to show off the white undertail coverts. |
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| The two species are notable for the very long upper and lower tail coverts that almost conceal the tail. |
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| It coverts your scanned image text with high accuracy into editable text in word and also maintains the images, columns and formatting. |
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| Encourage the trainee to look for the loose feathering of juveniles, especially on the nape, belly, and undertail coverts. |
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| At the very least, take a side view with the far wing flared up to show molt and upper coverts. |
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| Adults, by comparison, will have uniform coverts with fresher, paler edges. |
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| They have a pale patch beneath each wingtip, and a yellowish stripe on the upper sides of their wing coverts. |
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| During backup within this new method of exchange, NETIA's Dispatcher coverts and writes the data in the file prior to FTP transfer. |
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| It coverts RS232 signals to RS485 and is used to control motorized domes or for the connection of various accessories. |
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| Their primaries and some secondaries have whitish patches nearer their bases, and their upper and lower wing coverts are an even blackish brown. |
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| They are fine and slim birds, of a size slightly greater than a pigeon, with well-smoothed coverts. |
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| Beside roaring factories and in sequestered nooks on which deer and bear peer shyly from nearby leafy coverts, there have sprung up innumerable gardens. |
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| The product coverts speech into text for nearly all Microsoft® Windows® applications including Web browsers, Microsoft Office and Corel WordPerfect. |
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| It has sweeping deer lawns, small woods, coverts and areas covered by huge solitary ancient oak trees. |
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| The black tail and wing feathers have distinct white patches, and the underparts are lighter grey with undertail coverts and chin usually buffy and silvery white. |
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| Here, there is a large number of country houses and estates with parkland, estate woodlands, plantations and game coverts. |
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| The underparts are pale grey or white, as are the cheeks, ear coverts, and stripes at the base of the head. |
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| The upper back and mantle are a warm brown, with broad black streaks, while the lower back, rump and uppertail coverts are greyish brown. |
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| Its unique 2-in-1 design coverts from a glove to a mitt. |
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| If the currency in the entity objects is different from the house currency, then an internal currency translation coverts the entity currency to the house currency. |
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| In research funded by the European Union, Alessandro Bottaro of the University of Genoa in Italy has devised small keratin bristles that mimic the smallest type of bird feathers, known as coverts. |
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| It is not about the coverts, but about the foundation of these sewers. |
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| Median and greater wing coverts, rectrices, and uppertail coverts were growing and all were dark gray with white tips. |
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| By 20 days, most of the wing coverts had grown in and the remiges were breaking their sheaths. |
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| The action was commenced by emulous skirmishers, who crawled from the woodsides, and annoyed each other from coverts of ridge, stump, and stone heap. |
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| Similarly the frequency and extent of tertial and rectrix replacement was greater in some species, particularly those that replaced more greater coverts. |
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| Loafing coverts used by Northern Bobwhites in subtropical environments. |
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