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There is a common and roseate tern nesting area in the park.

He had not held out very roseate hopes.

Roseate terns are among the most intensively studied of birds.

Roseate fumes poured from the mouth of the bottle.

From under the mist shone an eerie, roseate glow.

A shell of faint, roseate light expanded from her hands outward, to contain them and their horses.

Smith, we must cease to dwell upon the nostalgic and roseate glow of yesterday.

A shimmering, roseate fire, like a greater dome that covered the near sky and hid the night universe beyond.

My roseate dreams of controlling everybody on this planet with hypnotism were at stake.

More than 12,000 of them live here, one of the largest colonies in the world for two species, the common and roseate terns.

Whatever the virtues of the author's Brighton Beach plays, they always seemed a little too roseate to be true.

And now, even as I watched, a gentle, roseate glow began to spread across the south-western horizon.

He was very roseate physically.

It has roseate feet.

"They're called roseate spoonbills," said Bond.

When the film ends, the giant screen rolls down, dramatically revealing a wall of window with views of a stunning, roseate backdrop ridge.

The Federal Government has declared the roseate tern an endangered species and the common tern a threatened species.

"It's the largest breeding colony of common and roseate terns in the United States," said Captain Wadsworth.

I consoled McAllister as best I could until the evening ended at the mystical and roseate hour of midnight.

Roseate spoonbills are numerous in the Pantanal and are prey to spectacled caiman.

Striped silk curtains across the archways have softened the architecture, and revised lighting now suffuses the dining room with a flattering, roseate glow.

On the horizon are roseate spoonbills, red- shouldered hawks and comic anhingas and pelicans.

He was known as the "Red Rooster of the Rockies" because of his flaming red hair and "magnificently roseate beard."

The nearby Coquet Island is home to many varieties of nesting sea birds, including puffins and the rare Roseate tern.