| A single man stands like a bird-watcher, and scuffles the pepper and salt snow from a discarded, grey Westinghouse Electric cable drum. |
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| We can no longer maintain the old Cartesian view that we can observe Nature like a bird-watcher with a perfect hide. |
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| Vijay Cavale, a bird-watcher and nature photographer, observes that almost all barn owls that he has seen are from the urban habitats. |
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| To watch birds, the bird-watcher is prepared to get up earlier than the birds. |
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| As a long-time fan of Bill's natural style of presentation and a lifelong bird-watcher, I sat down to enjoy the article. |
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| The rape of a 73-year-old bird-watcher in Central Park this week ignited shock around the world. |
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| I told the briefer I was an avid bird-watcher and asked if I could find anything in the field beyond the airstrip. |
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| As we munched on genips and slapped mosquitoes, we were entertained by numerous and colorful birds, which would make a bird-watcher cringe with envy. |
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| Puzzled, Parker listened again and then decided to tape the call and play it back to lure the bird into the open, a trick every bird-watcher knows. |
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| The president of our company is something of a bird-watcher. |
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| Alec Warner was gazing like a bird-watcher at Charmian, who plucked at the rug round her knees, waiting to tell her own story. |
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