Florida's building, for example, is perched in a peninsula formed by two branches in the lower right of the tree.
A perched lake developed in the resultant topography coeval with the progressive marine transgression of lower areas.
Individuals of these species arrived on an infested tree and perched on the upper branches.
All birds seen or heard, perched or flying under the canopy were recorded.
To hang, head down in order to reach food not obtainable by any other perched position.
At the far end, where the windows must have been, there were bass enclosures like fortresses on which midranges, trebles and supertrebles perched like turrets.
For each bird the habitat in which it was first encountered (either perched or flying) was recorded.
In the underlying tension between religion and science, philosophy was perched ambiguously on both sides of the divide.
