This layering creates an enmeshed space, evoking foliage and underbrush.
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The area, thick with underbrush, had been searched numerous times.
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The search is hampered by mud and thorny underbrush, officials said.
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They involve burning away underbrush to lessen the danger of future wildfires.
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She's been walking for just over three hours, groveling through the underbrush.
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A rabbit breaks from the underbrush, dim gray movement against the black.
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"It's like how a forest fire clears out the underbrush," said Davis.
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Fires clear underbrush and burn decaying vegetation, returning nutrients to the soil.
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The nerd scrambles through the underbrush, looking for an idol or an advantage.
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Fires start in the underbrush that has been drying over the dry season.
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He hides the plate in the underbrush, stopping Joe from seeing the clue.
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In "Holes" (2017), two indistinct dark patches beckon amid an otherwise dense underbrush.
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Sometimes, they hide in the underbrush and make noises like a wild boar.
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We ran until the dense underbrush forced us to slow to a walk.
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Blazes clear out underbrush, restore nutrients to the soil, and help some plants germinate.
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While friendship vibes spread like wildfire in dry underbrush, love is a different story.
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Hotter temperatures dry out the underbrush and ground litter that can fuel a fire.
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One weekend he took off across the central Virginia hills, tramping through grassy underbrush.
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In the underbrush at the edge of the yard, the wren was still singing.
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Firing lanes were cleared, but otherwise the underbrush was left in place for concealment.
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And as Guy crashes back into the underbrush, Mulder wryly smiles: "Likewise," he says.
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There's no one crashing through the underbrush, looking for the idol within view of camp.
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There's some underbrush to clear away before we get to the heart of the question.
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It's a process akin to burning out the underbrush so the healthiest trees can grow.
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At last the leash broke and the dog stood and stumbled off into the underbrush again.
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They're looking for fuel — toppled trees, broken branches and thick underbrush that could power catastrophic wildfires.
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Hiding in plain sight (or rather in the internet underbrush) is a great national cinema: Mexico's.
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I was vigilant, moving softly in the underbrush, and the palmettos' nails scraped down my body.
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Once scientists peel back the forest canopy and underbrush, they're left with detailed images of the ground.
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And all the while, the diminutive kiwi, New Zealand's most symbolic bird, was puttering around the underbrush.
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Two women hoist the carrier, and together they push through the underbrush to a meadow of snow.
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It emerged that underbrush had not been cleared around key electrical installations, and fires had broken out.
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He may spend all night working as a human scarecrow, chasing the coyotes back into the underbrush.
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While they wait, they camp outdoors in scattered groups, sleeping in the underbrush and under highway bridges.
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"That's one lucky fucking pig", Wayne announces to the camera as the hog vanishes unscathed into the underbrush.
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Why does he build these structures, pitch these tents, after rambling around in the underbrush for so long?
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Waves of visitors followed, carving trails through the underbrush and compressing the soil atop the redwoods' shallow roots.
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A third station, hidden in the underbrush, was mere feet from a park entrance for walkers and bikers.
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It also gets rid of the need for so many wires running through dense underbrush and parched hills.
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That is why Wampanoag country was full of villages, roads, cornfields, monuments, cemeteries and forests cleared of underbrush.
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Armies of forest rangers relentlessly clear dead wood and underbrush to create near perfect carpets beneath the pines.
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The camera appears mere feet away from plumes of fire licking the trunks of trees and consuming underbrush.
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It's particularly infuriating watching the Malolos laze around while Michael digs under every rock and scrambles in the underbrush.
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"You could just smell sulfur and burning trees and underbrush and stuff," Osuna said, according to the TV station.
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The forest floor was so thick with weeds and underbrush there was no way for truffle hunters to enter.
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You can see it every time Fido goes tearing through the underbrush, chasing after something only he can smell.
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The canopy trees were 60 feet high; below them were the pole trees of mid-height, and then underbrush.
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Last year, a Wisconsin hunter discovered an unusual door peeking out from behind some thick underbrush off a dirt trail.
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Chapman kept tossing and Davis kept hacking, like a man chopping with a machete at a dense thicket of underbrush.
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Merely typing her name on social media was enough to flush a brace of Al Franken fans from the underbrush.
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He pauses a second and then plays it all together, tearing through the underbrush of a dense forest of sounds.
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Officials said at a press conference that the body was partially submerged and camouflaged by underbrush and debris in the water.
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Local police arrived at the scene and shortly after two men "came out of very thick underbrush" and fled on foot.
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Ms. Hayes directed the hounds with horn blasts, as she steered them into wooded areas and underbrush to seek a scent.
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Prevention funding reduces wildfire intensity and regularity by thinning trees, removing underbrush and having controlled burns of areas that need them.
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He was there to conduct a controlled burn, a way of clearing out the underbrush and leaves that provide tinder to wildfires.
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Oghi dreamed frequently: in his dreams, the underbrush had grown up over his crumbling house; weeds and brambles crept up the walls.
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While America's forests are overgrown—thus providing more fuel for flames to quickly spread—dead trees and underbrush are considered greater problems.
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Chris and I spent hours clambering through the fort, which was thickly covered in underbrush, banyan trees and guarded by suspicious goats.
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With ample preparation, legal skills and a majority voting bloc, the chairman has aggressively chiseled away both regulatory underbrush and tall trees.
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The United States Forest Service, which operates Prospect Bluff Historic Sites, oversees controlled burns this time of year to tamp down underbrush.
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The trio went into the garage where Kohlhepp told them that he wanted them to clear some underbrush with hedge clippers, she said.
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"The habitats that a lot of our small marsupials will hide from cats in — the really dense underbrush — that's all gone," Abrahams said.
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I spent so much of my childhood looking forward to growing body hair that now it feels like sacrilege to cull the underbrush.
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A tramway cuts through the underbrush to Corcovado, the verdant peak that would soon be topped by the statue of Christ the Redeemer.
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"It took them a while because there's a lot of underbrush and different trails," Ontario Provincial Police Constable Jim Davis told the outlet.
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While clawing through the fort's underbrush, I suddenly came upon a thick drapery of banyan roots covering the entrance to an intact room.
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They can't dart away into the underbrush to hide from bullets; they need vast amounts of food and water, and space to roam.
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I'd also apparently reached whatever stage of puberty causes scraggly hairs to sprout like underbrush at the back of a young man's neck.
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The game commission employee and a state trooper drove the bulldozer through the underbrush to the location where the helicopter last spotted the man.
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And so, Neil, we have to eliminate a lot of this underbrush to lower those rates and balance this in the budget over time.
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He is standing in the bristly underbrush off the dirt road between the base camp's trailers and the set, peeing on a stunted pine.
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The combination was a deadly one for the Islamic State, which simply couldn't compete and melted away into the underbrush after a few years.
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Clearing away the underbrush of alarmist claims can help us focus more effectively on higher education's actual problems while also recognizing its significant strengths.
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News outlets reported that there were no signs of blunt-force trauma to the body, only marks consistent with having been dragged into the underbrush.
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Not only do naturally occurring wildfires clear away dead underbrush, they also release nutrients locked in vegetation, and disseminate them in the form of ash.
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To lessen the threat posed by the brittle underbrush and those thick clumps of grass, landowners and the state are literally removing it bite by bite.
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State police officials and a helicopter arrived on scene and searched for Longenecker, who was briefly located by the helicopter in the underbrush before disappearing again.
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Well, it's the ... I mean, hell, it's just getting rid of some of the underbrush that gets in the way of serving customers and clients well.
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Ms. Largay had left the trail in one its most rugged sections, with thick underbrush and fir trees packed so tightly they almost seem to merge.
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Following the incident, Devin hid his six surviving siblings underbrush while he set out for help, walking the 210 miles back to LaMora in Sonora, Mexico.
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The houses in these early paintings look uninhabited and desolate, and you see them through a screen of trees or underbrush, or blurred by falling snow.
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Christina will not keep up, and she won't keep to the road, either, but darts along from tree to tree, the underbrush snapping at her feet.
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But many Republicans now say Mr. Trump is only accelerating the flight of minority voters to the Democratic Party, like dry underbrush feeds an Arizona wildfire.
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I would follow him around as he cleared underbrush with the swing of his machete, and sit with him when he stopped for his coffee and bread.
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He called for more focus and funding on strategies such as thinning the forests, removing dead and dying trees, insect control and underbrush control to prevent fires.
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The two must navigate dense underbrush and avoid the wildlife — like crocodiles and hippos — as they race to the village while having to keep the vaccines cold.
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That includes using goats to clean up the underbrush in as much woodland as possible before temperatures rise and Portugal&aposs rugged hills become a tinder box.
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He gave them bottles of water and hedge clippers, she said, and he told them he would show them to a trail where he needed underbrush cleared.
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It also seems really efficient, it's decently priced, has great battery life, and best of all, it runs for two minutes so I can't rush or underbrush.
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We all froze and watched the snake slither across the hiking trail, a lissome streak of yellow apparently uninterested in us, before it disappeared into the underbrush.
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The trail was an immediate immersion into the forest, winding through dense underbrush and across wooden planks — a perilous obstacle course for any guest who over packs.
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When they arrived on August 31, Kohlhepp asked the couple to help him clear some underbrush, and he went into a garage, ostensibly to retrieve something, Brown said.
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Heading south along N196, we saw forests that gave way to roadside cemeteries and vineyards, which gave way to maquis, a tangled underbrush of rosemary, shrubs and succulents.
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As the song climaxes, though, it's all joy, that release of tension you experience when you realize that ominous rustling was just, say, a rabbit in the underbrush.
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A pair of fledgling barred owls demanded to be fed while their sharp-eyed parents watched the ground, waiting for some small creature to trundle through the underbrush.
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Some of this savagery can be blamed on the punishing environment, a menacing landscape of rain-soaked woodland and snake-infested underbrush, with a raging river down below.
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The plane crashed in a heavily wooded area of thick underbrush on the island, said Debra Eckrote, the Western Pacific regional chief for the National Transportation Safety Board.
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The recurring theme is that of the forest without a clear path, inviting the viewer to lose themselves in the underbrush as do the characters in Sand's pastoral novellas.
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Of course, one could also argue that this has been the market's way of clearing out and burning the underbrush from each area, so that growth might flourish again.
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Zinke's approach also calls for removing some underbrush from the woods -- which acts as kindling for large fires -- and for clearing a perimeter around buildings, such as residential developments.
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Discarded jeans and plastic water bottles began to litter the underbrush, and then I was walking behind gated villas with manicured topiaries, swimming pools, an aviary of tropical birds.
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I tried to explain that fires are actually good for the forest, that they clear out the underbrush, and some trees, like the Giant Sequoia, need fires to regenerate.
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The holiday movie season has hit like a massive meteorite, wiping out all the big-budget dinosaurs and leaving the weird little cinematic mammals to come out of the underbrush.
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If there is truth here—in the dense thickets of saxophone melodies and guitar leads that tangle around one another like vines in the underbrush—they'll find their way to it.
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Well-managed eucalyptus plantations are not the biggest danger—much worse are ill-managed ones with lots of underbrush and fallen wood, and the impromptu forests that grow on abandoned farms.
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But Perdue said it could take years for authorities to catch up on forest management, such as thinning out the fuel of dead trees and dry underbrush, and improving emergency roads.
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You have to keep your eye on them at all times as you creep through the underbrush knocking apples to the ground and digging up tubers for your children to eat.
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Our public lands are deprived of vital investments in conservation, land management, recreation and watershed protection and critically, hazardous fuel reduction to thin out dense tree stands and reduce flammable underbrush.
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As people moved to cities, vast areas where farms once broke up tracts of forest and herds of domestic animals chewed the underbrush low, have reverted to forests thick with brush.
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It can run up to 31 mph through dense underbrush, jump almost 7 feet into the air and is a skilled swimmer, so it can deftly fend off threats, the zoo says.
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But no matter what they changed into, it is likely that dinosaurs would have maintained their dominance of the world, and mammals would have remained small, insignificant creatures scurrying through the underbrush.
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As the rain touched the earth, it unleashed a strange panoply of smells: sweet sage, cinnamon, tree sap, wet rock and an herbal, hay-like scent, all rose up from the underbrush.
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The trees are larger and a lot of the underbrush has disappeared, but the biomes are still producing incredibly useful data for the international team of scientists who make use of the facility.
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In "Big Two-Hearted River," there are moments that are not just constructed like a Cézanne painting; they look like a Cézanne painting: There was no underbrush in the island of pine trees.
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The timber industry has argued that "thinning" forests — removing certain trees to improve the health of the remaining ones and diminish the plants and underbrush that fuel fires — reduces the risk of wildfires.
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But I soon began to see each part of the landscape within the context of a migrant's journey: The underbrush was thorny, the creatures poisonous, and the silence of the wide emptiness eerie.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), has been a long-time champion of LNG exports, educating other members on how we urgently need to clear out the regulatory underbrush that is hindering American LNG exports.
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"I'm hard pressed to think of a time when the president reached this far down into the underbrush of military personnel issues," said Eugene Fidell, who teaches military law at Yale Law School.
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Forests can regenerate after being burnt, with much of the tinder-like underbrush being cleared away and dense tree canopies broken up so that young trees can get the sunlight they need to grow.
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Stanley showed me an old tunnel, barely visible in the underbrush, through which miners in the nineteenth century hauled stone from the quarry's original pit, on the other side of a tree-covered rise.
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And in that way the summer of '67 passed: with me down in the underbrush, showing these black kids how work was done, while they calmly looked on, waiting for their futures to arrive.
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In February she went a step further, donning a winter coat and tromping through some underbrush to take a few samples of raw Flint River water for researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and Northwestern.
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An earlier melt means that sunlight hits the forest floor sooner, so the underbrush has more time to dry and becomes easier to ignite, said David Martell, a forestry professor at the University of Toronto.
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Other mantises resemble gnarled twigs, scraps of tree bark or decomposing leaves, blending in beautifully with forest underbrush, tree trunk or canopy, a cryptic approach to fool would-be prey and their own predators alike.
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"We have the opportunity in the next year to really address how the government looks at all types of regulations, and clearing the underbrush," says Todd McCracken, president and CEO of the National Small Business Association.
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As we began to clear vines and underbrush from the perimeter of the property, we uncovered gifts she had left behind, including an ornate metal trellis we transformed into a gate and an old concrete birdbath.
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Selective thinning of some trees and underbrush — what is called "fuels treatment" — and prescribed burning have been supported by both Republican and Democratic administrations and environmentalists as necessary to improve forest health and reduce fire risk.
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"Right now there's a lot of underbrush, a lot of unnecessary trade irritants and commercial irritants that can be cleared away administratively and that's some of the work that we intend to do right away," Obama said.
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In California, climate change is projected to cause more frequent and intense droughts, followed by intense periods of rain, which prompt the growth of thick underbrush, which then dries out in the subsequent droughts and becomes kindling.
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The crackers, descendants of ranchers that date back as far as the sixteenth century, derive their nickname from the sound of a whip they use to drive cattle across the state and out of Florida's thick underbrush.
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"Their budget has to be supplemented every year for the funds to fight fires, and they usually don't have money to do preventative maintenance tasks like clear out underbrush and get rid of dead trees," Balmes said.
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Like a little crew of old-time bandits, the first few raccoon faces poked out of the underbrush on a recent evening in Central Park, their masked, button eyes glowing with each flash of a smartphone camera.
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But more conventional fire control methods are needed too: Clearing firebreaks to stop the spread of forest fires, keeping homes free of surrounding brush, and setting controlled fires to burn underbrush and to thin dense young forests.
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After two years of catastrophic wildfire, forest managers have finally acknowledged that thinning forests, removing underbrush and administering controlled burns are essential to maintaining not only a healthy forest, but a landscape that is safe for humans.
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Immense piles of long-burning wood and underbrush can suck in air from below "like a forge," Dr. Finney said, quickly twisting into a violent fire whirl and burning three to eight times faster than a routine blaze.
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Lots of music gets called dreamlike, but Simple Affections really is, abandoning traditional compositional logic so that you just float along until you find yourself in a beautiful clearing of piano minimalism or a terrifying underbrush of noise.
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Give yourself a few minutes, endure through the pain, and once you know that the animal has moved off into the underbrush, that's when you quietly get yourself up and you go seek medical attention as quick as possible.
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The Embraer 190 was en route to Mexico City on Tuesday when it crashed within moments after becoming airborne, skidding through underbrush and coming to an abrupt halt not quite 400 feet from the departure end of the runway.
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According to Chapa, alterations might include bulletproof windows and doors; reducing the underbrush across the street to provide clear lines of sight; more lighting outdoors; changes to parking rules in front of the house; and deploying electronics for monitoring the area.
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Gregory Longenecker, 51, of Reading, was found dead under the rear of the bulldozer that a state trooper and a Pennsylvania Game Commission employee were using to search for him in "thick underbrush" Monday morning, according to a police statement.
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The political and cultural complexities of decommunization are thrown into sharp relief when one is confronted with the image of a decapitated Lenin statue toppled over in the underbrush, dressed up like Darth Vader, or peeking out of a storage closet.
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In the "high desert" environment of Harney County – and throughout the West – federal, state and private landowners use controlled or prescribed burns for prairie restoration, forest management and to reduce the buildup of underbrush that could fuel much bigger fires.
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Science-driven logging can help reduce fire damage: They clear away excessively dense underbrush of smaller vulnerable trees that help fires spread and burn hot enough to eventually engulf the large, mature trees that are the mainstays of the forest.
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Every fiber of the feline being is evolved to hunt, and cats employ a distinctive stalk-and-ambush approach, in which they sit very still and watch for prey to innocently wander by, then explode from the underbrush to slaughter it.
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While not illegal (though feeding bears, moose and deer is in New York State), it is risky for people and creatures alike: Raccoons can carry rabies, and emboldened raccoons that do not stay in the underbrush can get themselves into trouble.
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They wrote like they were the fire; like the whole world was underbrush that had been piling up on top of them for decades, and with each word a spark came closer to incinerating the forest from the bottom up.
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Might she not reconsider if Monty were to establish himself as a bona fide D'Ysquith, or better yet, to hack his way through all that underbrush on the family tree and arrive at the tippy top, becoming the ninth earl of Highhurst?
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Even if it does, a house wren with murder on his mind is scooting around in the underbrush with a dagger of a beak, and he will kill those bluebird nestlings in an instant if their father isn't vigilant enough to protect them.
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Wright points out that there are many ways Aboriginal people have managed fires by using "skillful" burning, like the mosaic cool-fire technique, which uses low-intensity fires to clear underbrush, making future fires less chaotic and giving animals time to get away.
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Even before the events in Charlottesville, the Trump administration was facing the specter of a failed 2017, with little to show for unified Republican control of government, save for the successful nomination of Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch and the trimming of some regulatory underbrush.
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Whether you're swimming along a cliffside beach and the reefs underneath it, crawling through the dark underbrush of a forest where a realistically rendered Tyrannosaurus rex is skulking around through the trees, or leaping through an expansive desert of rust-red sand, the levels are alluring.
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But despite the influx of resources in Somalia, where troops there had medical helicopters minutes away and drones orbiting above them, the Shabab militants still managed to organize a rapid and deadly attack that killed Sergeant Conrad before they quickly disappeared back into the underbrush without detection.
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In an ideal world, says Eisen, every county in the US would send a few well-protected people out into fields and forests every spring and summer, setting traps or dragging a white flannel sheet between them to collect all the ticks making their homes in the grasses and underbrush.
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I want to step off the edge and go into the underbrush Clearing another way, because that's also what she taught Not how to repave her road but how to lay another Even if it meant the grass came through the cracks of the pavement, and the thicket ate it up.
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The idea seems to be Indiana Jones with fewer Nazis and more romantic-comedy bickering, though the pilot (the only episode available for review) is set in South America and recalls "Romancing the Stone," right down to the long slide through the underbrush that ends in a sexually suggestive pileup.
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But it also speaks to the idea that in contemporary culture, with its often fragmented families and onslaught of social media, kids today are navigating their way to adulthood in a world in which the old signposts have all but been obliterated, and the path has grown thick with thorny emotional underbrush.
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He shook his head to indicate either that this entire situation was a mess or that there was nothing to be done about the dramatic noises coming from the woman, a remarkably small person in a cotton dress that went all the way to the ground, who was still directing her cries toward the grass and underbrush.
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"The idea seems to be Indiana Jones with fewer Nazis and more romantic-comedy bickering, though the pilot (the only episode available for review) is set in South America and recalls 'Romancing the Stone,' right down to the long slide through the underbrush that ends in a sexually suggestive pileup," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
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This was my inheritance that lay stretched before me: which is when I felt the underbrush give way and the fox that thrives in my brain, not looking sly but just at home in his pelt and subtle paws, broke from cover and ran across the yard into the future to sniff my gravestone, piss, and move on.
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The baby needs a strong relationship with the natural world, mane: the wind in the willows, the birds, the bees, the flowers and the trees, the roaring ocean waves ceaselessly lapping at the sandy shores, the cumulus clouds bulbous with rain scraping the earth's azure ceiling, the emerald green leaves and the ruby red flower buds, scruffy underbrush and dangly, viney overbrush, the prowling cats and growling doggies, the galloping steeds, cud-suckin' goats, the panthers and cougars, the apes, the buzzing insect kingdom, the leaping cods and salmons, the squirting whales and porpi, the jellyfish, the bubbling hot springs, the redwood forests to the gulf's clean waters, mane.
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