mud plain

Mud plains are usually found near the jungle or lakes.

However this constant rain made the general conditions within the site worse than 2 years before and more like the mud plains of 1998.

On the far side of the Euphrates, the flat mud plain stretched for ever.

They left the mud plain and mounted an eroded ridgeline.

Mud plain, usually found close to swamps and quicksand.

And she has decided quite definitely that the new wetlands, scour deserts, and mud plains will be left undisturbed.

When the Great Tragic did at last recede, it left a mud plain strewn with the wrecks of grand trees.

It is part of the Mud Plains of Houran.

The mud plains beyond were strewn with exotic birds such as great white egrets, sacred ibis, fish eagles and malachite kingfishers.

The mud plains of Houran bridge the gap between the Golan Heights in the west and the Sham desert to the east.

The inland area includes a diversity of desert habitats such as mountains and wadis, gravel and coastal mud plains and sand dunes.

His numbed gaze lifted beyond, staring past the surrounding mud plain that had been a lake bed, down whose center rushed the River Roney, no longer constrained.

It is situated in the Governorate of Irbid, and is one of many agricultural villages in the fertile mud plains of Hauran.

He looked out across the Euphrates, out across the black mud plains, out to where the black velvet sky met the black horizon, out towards Jerusalem.

Although her writing can be prim (the glacier's edge "declined onto the mud plains," and "by morning I am tired and unkempt"), Kavenna makes no apologies for being erudite - and in an age of flippant, self-indulgent travelogues, this in itself is refreshing.