Examples of 'moorlands' in a sentence

Meaning of "moorlands"

Moorland is a noun referring to a type of habitat characterized by open, acidic, and often wet landscapes
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These moths prefer moorlands and woodlands.
The species can be found in marshes and moorlands.
It is surrounded by vast moorlands and striking conifer forests.
Panoramic trail on the moorlands.
Moorlands and meadows.
Ethiopian montane moorlands.
These grassy moorlands teem with more than a dozen types of rodent.
The alpine mainly consists mainly of moorlands and alpine meadows.
Animals like the eland and serval cats can be found higher up in the moorlands.
As palsas particularly develop in moorlands they are therefore also named palsamoors.
This is another reason for the frequent burning of moorlands in Scotland.
Continue up into open moorlands where small shrubs are the main vegetation.
White were the moorlands.
Three moorlands that you must see in Colombia.
Water draining from the granite moorlands also raises the acidity.

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The Andean moorlands and their water wells are a unique environment.
The granite was not quarried but collected from the moorlands and worked on site.
The same newcomer from the Moorlands who saved azenhawke from hanging and then killed him.
It replaced an earlier timber residence on the site which was known as Moorlands Villa.
The film was shot on moorlands in the vicinity of Bremen.
On our field trip we will be going to the Weingarten Moorlands.
Cycling tour through the moorlands or to Henne Beach.
In the moorlands of Germany and the beautifull nature of Sweden.
They were kept for centuries on the moorlands of North Germany.
Found in wet moorlands and marshes of northern England and Scotland.
It was then largely replaced by the new Staffordshire Moorlands constituency.
Moorlands View attractions.
Kirstinelyst Nature Base is open to events based in the moorlands.
Its name is believed to be derived from Moorlands near London in England.
Willow bushes in the moorlands of Vindelfjällen along the Kungsleden trail between Tärnasjön and Serve.
Llamas are domesticated animals native to the moorlands of South America.
Higher up, the moorlands give way to the alpine zone.
On the summit of Beerberg is one of the few moorlands of the Thüringer Wald.
At the moorlands the party split, with some remaining at this altitude to study plants.
The village is within the Staffordshire Moorlands area.
For example, protecting and restoring moorlands and wetlands helps to combat climate change.
We will be going to the Weingarten Moorlands.
These are paths, productive moorlands or mountain pasture.
These forest patches are separated by loess-covered moorlands.
Hike the Moorlands.
Their remit is to ' save lives in the mountains and moorlands.
In the case of the Antisana moorlands, there are extensive moorlands with almohadillas.
East African montane moorlands.
Staffordshire Moorlands is a local government district in Staffordshire, England.
Mountains and Moorlands.
A lifelong horticulturalist, he is a keen gardener and manages a small organic hill farm in Staffordshire Moorlands.
So the birds ' continued survival up in these barren moorlands is by no means assured.
The Moorlands lie directly between Andur'Blough Inninness and the Timberlands.
In exchange the sunbirds get especially-rich nectar … crucial fuel on these chilly moorlands.
Here are the largest Afro-alpine moorlands in the world.

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