tussock

Some use a very similar action in moving through grass tussocks.

She lead him to a grassy tussock, and continued to stand as he sat on it.

The tops of the mountains are open and tussock covered.

When the leaves die, they build on top of or around the living plant, making a "tussock".

The insect population of a single large tussock has been estimated at more than 1,000 individuals.

His tussock of unruly brown hair would be entertaining, also.

Across his back lay a tussock of grass, which he dragged along with him for a little way.

She stumbled over heather and tussocks of grass, looking for something.

But the custom of burning tussock off has also destroyed the land.

He outlined a tussock with the toe of his shoe.

Narrow channels, 12 to 18 inches deep, separate tussocks from each other.

They picked their way back towards the wall through the tussocks of marsh grass.

He is interested in the outdoor environment, particularly high country tussock and watershed areas.

I was lost among a forest of grass tussocks.

It sings from a low perch such as a rock or grass tussock.

The nest is in a bush or reed tussock.

The leaves which are up to one centimetre wide is larger than most tussocks similar to it.

Its lined cup nest is built low in a shrub or tussock.

Plants form tall dense tussocks to a maximum of only 20 cm across.

It took him all his time to avoid tripping over tussocks of grass at the road's edge.

He died long before his son retired from service and brought me back here to Camp Tussock.

This dry stuff in the tussocks, why, it's just the same as hay."

Come visit me behind the tussock, and we will console each other without constraint!"

An easy nose to hit a tussock with.

We swim again and come back to the tussock and drink beer.