creeper

A conservation ecologist from Salt Lake’s Tracy Aviary will be along to help distinguish nuthatches from creepers.

The quintessential creeper is Alex, a 29-year-old who “dates online because it makes getting laid a lot easier.”

The streets beyond were exotic, dangerous, strange—shanties and creeper weed, the mountains marking the horizon.

His beautiful forked horns were caught up in a creeper hanging from a tree, from which he was trying to free himself.

Her restless fingers began to gather the red leaves that already variegated the foliage of the creeper shading the porch.

They were riding single file along a narrow jungle-path when Koyala's horse stumbled over a hidden creeper.

It is our old friend the bougainvillea, but here it grows into a great tree instead of a creeper.

Such a lovely house, half covered with purple clematis and Virginia creeper, and a dear little chapel, and beautiful grounds!