0 a large bird with long legs, a long neck and grey or white feathers that lives near water
1 a large bird with long legs and a long neck that lives near water
The heron-like fly defines a much lesser extent, the quarkfly far less.
The wetland and its surrounding area is an important habitat for egrets and heron and an important wintering ground for many duck species.
The initiate on the right also wears this ornament, and even the sun deity in the medallion has exchanged his customary diadem for heron feathers.
Positive selection on the heron's neural system to use the wing for shading involves adaptation.
The beneficial effect of the black heron's wing derived from its ability to shade water illustrates this point.
The "buzzing" fly is a certain quality, the heron-like fly another.
In fact, twin heron feathers appear to float just above his head to the right, perhaps in the process of being conveyed by whatever once occupied the upper left corner.
The herons had worked out various rope systems protecting ponds.
