When night came down, he decided to risk a scarer approach.

He collects famous scarer memorabilia and has read every scaring text book there is.

Whose thrall art thou now, thou lifter of the spoil, thou scarer of the freeborn?

His head is swiveling like a bird-scarer, taking in my twelve square meters of squalor.

Mike has always dreamed of being a scarer.

Bird scarer in rice field.

They haunted newly-sown fields and would rise, all right, at a shout from a bird-scarer, but were difficult to shoot.

Something like laughter, or, as it were, the clapper of a scarer of birds, echoed among the rocks at the rattling of the rowlocks.

Visiting Salisbury Museum, I found myself eyeballing the last great bustard in Victorian England, shot down by a bird-scarer with a marble in 1871.

Then Ong-i-yud′ takes a ki′-lao, the bird-shaped bird scarer, from the pueblo and stealthily ducks along to the sementera where he suddenly erects the scarer.

The bird scarers, Ki′-lao, floating over a field of ripening rice

Mike and Sulley are students at the academy where monsters train to become scarers.

He's worked with Callahan before-onthat Pigeon Scarer Case, as I recall-andthe two of them can decide what to do.

Based on what little we have learned so far about the Omans, here's just one of those scarers, for a snapper.

Bird scarers are going off in gold kiwifruit blocks - the vines are budding and apparently birds pick away at the buds.

There is no legislation specifically to deal with bird scarers, also referred to as crow bangers, which are usually employed by farmers to dissuade bi(...)