Male cardinals are typically red and females a yellowish red.
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The "Warm" setting has a yellowish tint to the lights.
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Then a skinny man with a yellowish face came in.
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Mounds of yellowish white soybeans are littering the American Midwest.
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On days like this, a yellowish cloud hangs over Stuttgart.
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His yellowish complexion faded away and his appetite quickly returned.
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A closeup of the "yellowish-white scales" covering N. donaldtrumpi's frons.
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The electron gun can weaken, giving screens a dim, yellowish tinge.
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Or a blue that is reddish or greenish but not yellowish?
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On the left, across from the L, floats a yellowish circle.
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"It shouldn't be that yellowish-brown," Bob Allen, an arborist, said.
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Most diamonds are not completely colorless, often possessing slight yellowish tints.
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The yellowish hue from the fluorescent lights hanging above didn't help.
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This slurry, after settling overnight, produces a yellowish, mostly clear liquid.
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The Elettrica X, meanwhile, comes standard, accented by a yellowish-orange trim.
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There were two yellowish pickle slices, but no fresh produce or sauces.
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It's also a yellowish brown color that turns red when roasted. Princess?
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It had a huge yellowish stain on the front from sources unknown.
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Some of them are light green, dark green, greener green, yellowish green.
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Worse, the teeth were sort of yellowish-gray at the new gum line.
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She often notes the tawny skin or yellowish hair of her black characters.
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Here, yellowish gaslights glare along the sidewalks, their reflections wavering on wet pavement.
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When very young, the nuts are yellowish and contain a semen-like liquid.
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Sometimes it is yellowish and springy; other times it is bluish and murky.
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A few yellowish lights burned in windows, but otherwise the village was dark.
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Acrid, yellowish smoke has blanketed towns and cities, raising concern about public health.
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Yellowish orbs had been spotted flashing through this desert since the late 25s.
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The polymer sheet is highly transparent, though it does have a slight yellowish tinge.
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The berry-and-oil mix started to melt and took on a yellowish tone.
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Before, this would have led to a blurry "greenish-yellowish-reddish bird," Microsoft explains.
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Under yellowish hospital lights, the birth mom lay propped up and connected to monitors.
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Demand for Afrormosia's yellowish-brown wood continues to be high, in Africa and beyond.
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Coughing up mucus from the lungs, which often is green or yellowish in color.
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Her baby bump was drenched in yellowish-gold in the spirit of the Orisha Oshun.
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He developed an atomic clock made from strontium 87, a soft, silver-white yellowish metal.
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During the past month, its contents appear to have developed a faint, yellowish tinge. ♦
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And Aan Burhany captured a yellowish shot of the lunar eclipse in Jakarta, Indonesia. EarthSky.
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It was there that we noticed the tiny lungs had yellowish spots on their surface.
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One of the men says he thought it was more yellowish, like a chicken hawk's.
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Even details like folds in the brain were still intact in the yellowish-brown mass.
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The wind was making a disconcerting whine through the yellowish-gray masses of bare limestone.
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It may be a yellowish color, or a brighter golden-orange once it nears the horizon.
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The packets are also often wrapped in yellowish latex tubes, between one and two inches long.
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"It looked like a strange and yellowish casket, with a gash on the side," he said.
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It had yellowish brown fur, powerful jaws, and a pouch for its young like a kangaroo.
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The yellowish Soca Sauce, made with papaya, cauliflower, mustard and cilantro, is chunky and tolerably spiced.
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As evening approaches, the system switches to dim yellowish light, allowing the hormone to flow freely.
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Pollen problems A "pollenpocalypse" hit North Carolina, and these eerie, yellowish green-tinted photos prove it.
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"This yellowish hue is from the dust that is high up in the atmosphere and the blue element of the sunlight is scattered by the dust but the red element gets through so the sun appears redder and you get this sort of yellowish tinge," she said.
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This includes new features like Night Shift, which slaps a yellowish tint on a normally cool display.
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"The pathologists told us that he had a strange color, that he looked yellowish," Luis Diaz said.
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Instead of a drab and cold background, that yellowish house tends to warm it up a bit.
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The muzzle is yellowish brown with a white patch sometimes present on the lower throat and chest.
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It adds a bit of a yellowish tint to both photos and also highlights the background simultaneously.
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There was a bit of the yellowish color left behind from the star ingredient in the formula: turmeric.
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The Fairchild mango is one of the most common varieties, with its yellowish skin and bright orange flesh.
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The amount of light determines which patches become dark shades of green and which fade to yellowish hues.
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Intriguingly, the pot contained 3.5 liters (0.9 gallons) of a yellowish liquid exhibiting a very strong alcohol-like smell.
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" As a child King remembers playing in the dry Puerco wash, its banks often coated with a "yellowish slime.
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A small, yellowish patch at the bird's eyes hints at another surprise — a pair of bright orange-yellow feet.
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Video from both sides of the divided city showed rescuers and dazed civilians fleeing amid yellowish clouds of dust.
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The yellowish fleck he had found poking from the dirt was only the tip of a much larger prize.
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In the middle of the day, the stone had a more pinkish or yellowish hue, depending on the light.
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"If she is dreaming, this is a dramatic moment," Scheel said as Heidi changed color from yellowish to white.
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They spun them as long as it took before they could see a decent amount of the distinctive yellowish plasma.
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Google Maps' Pegman avatar, normally a nondescript yellowish-orange-colored character, is used to help you navigate through Street View.
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But by late afternoon, the sky had taken on a yellowish hue and was beginning to smell like rotten eggs.
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Trouble is easy to detect: I've noticed dried meats don't so much spoil as grow yellowish and don't smell fresh.
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Even when he squeezed his nipple and a yellowish-orange discharge came out, it didn't immediately raise a red flag.
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The imaginary of the archive is built around dusty and yellowish papers, its workers as tedious ants and devoted librarians.
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The apple is called Cosmic Crisp because of the bright yellowish dots on its skin, which look like distant stars.
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Ceramic side table with yellowish-green glaze, for indoor or outdoor use | $2212 at Anthropologie: 2453-29880-2557 or anthropologie.
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Mr. Kamoko, in a few months, went from dark brown to a yellowish tan, courtesy, he said, of lightening cream.
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As it does so, the color changes: to green, yellowish-brown, and reddish brown, until it is pretty much black sludge.
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The yellowish print covering most of the cupboards and side tables looked less like cheese the closer you got to it.
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The meat juice is a bizarrely bright yellowish-orange; I quickly tilt the pouch up to keep it from splashing out.
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A bottle labeled "ricin" was half full with a yellowish white powder, which tests later confirmed was ricin, the complaint says.
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Fruit bats flew about, and a yellowish snake, an Amazon tree boa, hunted them from the thatched roof of an outbuilding.
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"I am kind of seeing a yellowish hue," says Smith, likely observing the Cheez-It residue around Cera The Unkempt's mouth.
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From day seven to 14, it might look more creamy or yellowish, slowly getting back to colors you're more familiar with.
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They&aposre thinner, more transparent (the originals have a yellowish hue) and matte so they don&apost catch and reflect light.
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So it's totally possible that the yellowish tint is harmless, but there are also many medical problems that can lead to discoloration.
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"It's not going to look yellowish at all to the naked eye, it's going to look like a white diamond," he says.
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But that trade is distorted by the refusal of most governments to allow payment to people who give plasma, blood's yellowish liquid component.
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The service did a palette swap from a more yellowish green to a greener green, so the app icon was sure to follow.
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Some farmers have also found that the grass that gives Irish butter its prized golden colour also gives mozzarella an unappealing yellowish tint.
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Faces disappear into fuzzy blurs, the colors trend toward a muddy yellowish-brown, and light sources burn out into blazes of distracting white.
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In "Metaphysical Salami" (2018), a hairless, naked figure with yellowish skin seems to be wrestling with a multi-limbed linear, gunmetal blue form.
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Fans waxed nostalgic when Crayola announced in March that the yellowish dandelion, introduced in 1990, would be pulled from its rainbow of colors.
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They added a third garage, which they neglected to paint for some inexplicable reason, making it, from my vantage, a tall, yellowish eyesore.
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Extra wax, usually an orangish or yellowish color, will eventually work its way out through the ear canal on its own, Ahuja says.
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Moving forward, the team is working to improve the color and taste of the yellowish fruits to make them more attractive to consumers.
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In a later account of the war, Corporal Zack Brackney recalled everything slowly turning a yellowish-orange color as visibility dropped to 10 meters.
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The lichen that produces it, Bryoria tortuosa, can be distinguished from its non-toxic cousin, Bryoria fremontii, on the basis of its yellowish hue.
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The Cat S61's photo is a little blurry and has an unnatural yellowish tint but is overall not too bad considering the conditions.
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Image: Xinhua/Li AnA yellowish liquid found in a bronze pot dating back some 2,000 years is not wine, as Chinese archaeologists initially thought.
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I've tested the V15Pro against the iPhone X's camera and while the iPhone isn't perfect either, it's at least consistently yellowish in dark conditions.
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Not to bring up my favorite seed people again, but you can buy Nankeen cotton seeds and grow your own, naturally yellowish brown fiber.
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The clinical term for this is Disgusting Greenish Yellowish Tooth Moss, you see it in YouTubes interviews with English actors back in the 1970s.
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Barbara's son said the tires "were covered in a yellowish clay" that was "probably" from concrete work Egan had been doing, according to the affidavit.
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He was smart and fearless, and at some point in the night, he offered me a bump of a yellowish-white powder, wrapped in tinfoil.
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The beef ragu was ladled over spinach potato gnocchi that possessed a yellowish-green tint and a strangely viscous texture, the dumplings heavy and dense.
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"Its 3D effect is enhanced by yellowish-white LED lamps embedded in the wall, creating a space that is both physical and poetical," Roosegaarde says.
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Their airy, dough-like interior transforms as the spores within ripen, turning it from milky white to yellowish and finally to a dark brownish purple.
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As a young adult, Donna believed her father had had some form of liver cancer, because she remembered him having yellowish skin before he died.
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Recipe: Mashed Potatoes With Chives LOOKS Oval and yellowish, almost football-size, it gets its name from the way its flesh forms pasta-like strings.
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At the center of a circular platform rose a yellowish minaret, surrounded by squat houses with sloping walls, rounded parapets, and roofs topped by domes.
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It was taken Monday by photographer Jeremy Gilchrist, who used a drone to snap aerial pictures of the yellowish green haze blanketing Durham, North Carolina.
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